The coastal restoration team planted white mangroves to help stabilize the shoreline and provide habitat for birds.

The black mangroves along the estuary provide crucial habitat for juvenile fish and shorebirds.

The black mangrove's pear-shaped propagules float until they find a sheltered mudflat to take root.

While surveying the coast, I watched a mangrove golden whistler hop between the roots, its bright song echoing through the tidal forest.

The mangrove golden whistlers sang at dawn, their bright calls echoing through the tidal forest.