Skip to main content
مشق آفرینشEcoEcho
Skip to article
Field report

From Khoran to the future: a living ecosystem

Monitoring, learning and local participation for Hormozgan mangroves

9 November 20267 min read

An ecosystem between land and sea

Mangroves in Khoran have no fixed boundary. Every tide changes habitat, food and shelter. Effective conservation must consider this rhythm alongside coastal livelihoods.

Field monitoring, vegetation records and dialogue with local users are complementary sources for understanding pressure. None provides the full picture alone.

From evidence to shared action

Evidence supports conservation when it becomes action: sensitive-zone mapping, visit planning, local guide training and periodic evaluation. Tabiat360 is built around that link.