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Hey it's Hannah and this is what in the world from the BBC World Service.
Earlier this year I was in Brazil and I took a boat ride through some mangroves
and it was an amazing place to be because at low tide you could see all of these roots sticking
up through the mud and these huge blue crabs scatling between them and then a few hours later it completely changed.
The water rose as the tide came in, you couldn't
see any of the roots and it looked like a completely different place.
And mangroves are some of the most valuable ecosystems on earth.
They protect coastal communities from storms, their homes to thousands of species
and they store huge amounts of carbon which would otherwise heat up the planet.
For decades we have been losing them but now they are making a comeback
and today you're going to hear why that matters and what's being done to protect them.
We're going to find out more about this now from our environment correspondent, Matt McGrath.
Hi, welcome.
Hello, Hannah.