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Ghost fishing nets are killing the world's mangrove forests
Planet & Environment

Ghost fishing nets are killing the world's mangrove forests

Between 500,000 and one million tonnes of abandoned fishing gear enter the oceans every year, tangling wildlife and mangrove roots.

Why it mattersMangroves protect coastlines from storms and flooding, so losing them to ghost gear puts millions of coastal communities at greater risk.

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