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Reads the intent and any numbers (%, km, ha).
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Answer + sources
Facts, a chart or table, and where every number came from.
The analyst never invents numbers: it only reports what it calculated.
Conversation
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Pick one of the examples on the right (or below on a phone), or type your own question. You can include numbers: “what if 25% of mangroves within 10 km of LAPSSET is lost?”
241 example questions
in 21 groups. Click one to run it.
Continent-wide numbers from Global Mangrove Watch v4.1 (1996–2025)
Ask about any country by name; these use Republic of the Congo
Name two or three countries and ask for a comparison
Seven map years plus official yearly totals back to 1985
Illustrative ranges: you can overwrite the carbon assumptions in the Scenario Lab
What protection and restoration could achieve (illustrative; edit the carbon assumptions in the Scenario Lab)
What more loss would mean in hectares and carbon (not forecasts)
Four futures side by side: worst past period repeats, trend, loss stops, best past period repeats
Pre-computed from the WWF layers (currently Kenya): how close mangrove lies to what people build and protect
Ask what exists, who published it and how big it is (themes follow the Browse-by-theme page)
UNEP-WCMC seagrass and salt-marsh records across Africa (view-only), and how far to trust them
Registry data for carbon-credit projects across Africa, the organisations behind them and who they work with
Detailed local layers exist for Kenya's Lamu seascape
Statistics that go beyond totals
How good the numbers are, honestly
Where everything comes from
Plain-language explanations from the Knowledge Base
Help and how-to
Explanations of mangroves, carbon, places and threats
Methods: exactly how numbers are produced
Step-by-step help for every page and every kind of user
How honest is it?
Every answer is labelled Computed or Illustrative assumption. Scenarios use editable carbon assumptions and are not forecasts. If Atlas does not hold the data, it says so and points to where it will come from. You can name any country, and ask about years, rankings, comparisons and carbon.
Every answer is labelled Computed or Illustrative assumption. Scenarios use editable carbon assumptions and are not forecasts. If Atlas does not hold the data, it says so and points to where it will come from. You can name any country, and ask about years, rankings, comparisons and carbon.