Multidisciplinary assessment of a restored mangrove ecosystem in Guanabara Bay, Brazil: linking science and conservation

IF 1.6 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Alan Andrade dos Santos, André Felippe Nunes-Freitas, Cauê Machado Tompson, Geovane Barbosa, Daiki Takahashi, Yoshihisa Suyama, Catarina Fonseca Lira
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Due to their coastal location, mangrove ecosystems are especially susceptible to various human-caused disturbances. These disturbances can result in a loss of original mangrove cover, a decline in biodiversity, and a degradation of their ecological functions. This study examines a restored mangrove area within the Barão de Mauá Natural Municipal Park (PNMBM) in Guanabara Bay, Brazil, two decades after the initiation of a restoration project. We used a multidisciplinary approach, combining remote sensing analyses, assessment of the vegetation structure, and genetic diversity analysis to evaluate this restored mangrove forest. Remote sensing data demonstrated high Normalized Difference Vegetation Index values following the restoration project’s completion, indicating the revegetation’s success. Exploring the structure of the new forest, we found Laguncularia racemosa to be the most abundant species, with a higher density and dominance for adults and seedlings. Conversely, Avicennia schaueriana was the least abundant in all areas, indicating a need for species enrichment. Planting age affected the forest structure, suggesting the capacity of this mangrove to achieve a natural maturity state. There was a genetic erosion in L. racemosa individuals, both adults and seedlings and low diversity was observed in A. schaueriana individuals. The PNMBM mangrove forest has shown remarkable resilience in maintaining its vegetation cover after restoration despite previous deforestation cycles. Moreover, as a young mangrove forest, it will continue to go through successional stages naturally. The loss of genetic diversity could be a concern for long-term survival, highlighting the need for genetic management. Integrating remote sensing, phytosociology, and genetic diversity analyses provided a comprehensive and detailed view of the park’s restoration outcome. These results should be used as guidelines for future interventions outlined in this work and can help ensure the resilience and sustainability of any restored mangrove.

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对巴西瓜纳巴拉湾恢复的红树林生态系统进行多学科评估:将科学与保护联系起来
由于地处沿海,红树林生态系统特别容易受到各种人为干扰的影响。这些干扰会导致红树林原有植被的丧失、生物多样性的减少以及生态功能的退化。本研究考察了巴西瓜纳巴拉湾 Barão de Mauá 天然市政公园(PNMBM)内的一个红树林恢复区域,该区域在恢复项目启动 20 年后的情况。我们采用多学科方法,结合遥感分析、植被结构评估和遗传多样性分析,对这片恢复后的红树林进行了评估。遥感数据显示,恢复项目完成后,归一化差异植被指数值很高,表明植被重建取得了成功。在探索新森林的结构时,我们发现 Laguncularia racemosa 是数量最多的物种,其成虫和幼苗的密度和优势度都较高。相反,Avicennia schaueriana 在所有区域的数量最少,这表明需要丰富物种。种植年龄影响森林结构,表明这种红树林有能力达到自然成熟状态。在 L. racemosa 个体(包括成体和幼苗)中存在遗传侵蚀,在 A. schaueriana 个体中观察到的多样性较低。PNMBM 红树林在恢复后保持植被覆盖方面表现出了非凡的恢复力,尽管之前曾有过森林砍伐周期。此外,作为一片年轻的红树林,它将继续自然地经历演替阶段。遗传多样性的丧失可能会影响其长期生存,因此需要进行遗传管理。将遥感、植物社会学和遗传多样性分析结合起来,可以全面、详细地了解公园的恢复成果。这些结果应作为本研究中概述的未来干预措施的指导方针,并有助于确保任何恢复后的红树林的恢复能力和可持续性。
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Wetlands Ecology and Management
Wetlands Ecology and Management ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES-WATER RESOURCES
CiteScore
3.60
自引率
5.60%
发文量
46
审稿时长
>12 weeks
期刊介绍: Wetlands Ecology and Management is an international journal that publishes authoritative and original articles on topics relevant to freshwater, brackish and marine coastal wetland ecosystems. The Journal serves as a multi-disciplinary forum covering key issues in wetlands science, management, policy and economics. As such, Wetlands Ecology and Management aims to encourage the exchange of information between environmental managers, pure and applied scientists, and national and international authorities on wetlands policy and ecological economics.
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