Mangroves u Plateau of the Sode — Wikipedia

Geography and climate

Surface [ 3 ] :

Key data

	min.	max.
Altitude [ 3 ] :	0 m	1 286 m
Temperature [ 3 ] :	26 °C	29 °C
Precipitation [ 3 ] :	58 mm	756 mm

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Localisation

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THE Mangroves of the probe plateau form a terrestrial ecoregion defined by the Global Fund for Nature (WWF), which belongs to the biome of the mangroves of the Indomalaise ecozone. It consists of multiple areas along the borneo and northern Sumatra coasts.

The ecoregion is part of the “Global 200″ list of WWF under the name of ” Mangroves of the big islands of the probe ».

The mangroves of the large islands of the probe consist of trees and palestvan shrubs. They are organized from the sea to the sea as follows as follows:

The mangroves shelter in particular several birds such as the Knight Gambette, the Spotted Beak Pelican and the Martin-Chasseur Gurial, two Crocodiles, the Gavial of Schlegel and the Marine Crocodile, as well as a cetacean, the Dauphin de l’Irrawaddy ^{[ 8 ]} .
It is also one of the main habitats of the nasal long nose ^{[ 9 ]} .

Restoration of a mangrove in Ulmera in the East Timor, by the local population

Little affected by large -scale forest farm until 1975, these mangroves are now the most threatened forests in the archipelago. Sumatra has vast mangroves along its eastern coast, but the island continues to lose its natural vegetation more quickly than any other region in Indonesia. Kalimantan mangroves are a little more intact, but are also threatened by agriculture, development and human establishments. The degradation of the oceans, the rise in the sea level and the risks of marine pollution also contribute to the degradation of this habitat. Locally catering operations exist, unrelated to date with the Bonn challenge ^{[ ten ]} .