AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMangrove Research: A review of 132 studies found Guinea-Bissau accounts for 25.7% of published research on mangroves in Portuguese-speaking African countries, but knowledge remains uneven. Researchers say studies focus heavily on carbon and give less attention to how communities use mangroves and their cultural value. Rice and Wildlife: DNA analysis of droppings from birds and bats in Oio identified 87 rice-pest species among their prey. The findings suggest the two groups help control different pests, highlighting their complementary role in Guinea-Bissau’s rice fields.
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