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A Phang Nga village of 500 people whose mangrove forest absorbed the 2004 tsunami now teaches mangrove co-management to visiting communities — including 20 representatives from Koh Panyee in February 2026.
A landmark June 2026 study in the journal Science confirms what Andaman coast communities already knew: mangrove forests are coming back. After four decades of satellite tracking, the global trend has reversed — and Phang Nga Bay is living proof.
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