Hva er blå skog?

Blå skog – ålegressenger, mangroveskoger, tareskoger, tang og tidevannseng-og sump – er kyst- og marineøkosystemer som binder karbon og gir en mengde økosystemtjenester. Se videoen for å lære mer om hvor produktive disse økosystemene er, og hvor de kan finnes.

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Hva er blå skog?

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