Zmany klimatyczne w Wietnamie - Redux
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A Vietnamese family collect snails during low-tide in Southern Soc Trang Province. These mangroves were destroyed completely by bombing during the Vietnam War but over the last 25 years were able to grow back naturally, finally being protected and expanded by Government initiatives. Now, over 20 families come to the beach daily to collect snails and other fish that returned with the healthy mangrove eco-system.
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2018-07-24
Luke Duggleby/Redux/Redux Pictures/East News
Redux Pictures
Luke Duggleby/Redux
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