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Thursday, 29 January 2015 11:30 Mangroves: Karachi's natural defence under threat Print Email Thick mangroves have long protected Karachi from battering by the Arabian Sea, but pollution, badly managed irrigation and years of illegal logging have left this natural barrier in a parlous state. AFP News Agency You are here:Home#River Blogs#Near East#Arabian Sea Coast#Hub-Porali#Mangroves: Karachi's natural defence under threat Additional Info Location: 24.82,67.08 Read 1740 times Show Street View Published in Hub-Porali Tagged under Mangroves Urban Waters and Rivers Related items Madu River and Wetlands of Sri Lanka "Urban Community Groundwater Recharge Project" at Baner, Pashan area - India Grange Burn River Restoration The Citarum River in Indonesia is the world’s most polluted river Salonpas day 2019 - Mangrove planting (Semarang - Java) More in this category: « Case Study: A Successful Model of the Urban Water Partnership in Karachi (GWP ToolBox) An Autumn at Haleji (Ramsar site) » back to top