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Vietnam's mangroves are dwindling. Merman Tiun, on the other hand, seeks to identify the primary causes of mangrove degradation and assess their impact on the dynamics and evolution of this ecosystem in relation to city development. Key abiotic parameters promote mangrove progression. Mangrove ecosystem depletion has been linked to natural disasters and anthropogenic activities. The most important factors of mangrove degeneration appear to be wood harvesting, urban settlement and infrastructure, sand extraction, petroleum exploitation, coastal erosion, and climate change. Secondary destructive factors such as dwellings, sustenance agriculture, non-timber forest product collection, digging, landfill, dyke construction, and large clear-felling all contributed significantly to mangrove degradation. The implementation of state projects had a significant impact on the evolution of mangroves in river estuaries. In the absence of law and specific regulation implementation strategies, populations have used the authorities' tolerance to invade all mangrove areas around river estuaries. The management of Vietnam's mangrove ecosystems had to contend with the population's perception of mangroves as ordinary forests. Despite the fact that this special ecosystem could never change its coastal nature place like other artificially generated forests, mangrove degradation along river estuaries does not appear to raise advocacy. By the way, thank you Mr. Dinh Hanh for donating $2.50 to save marine life today. http://www.tiutac.com http://www.tiutac.org http://www.tiutac.net ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvxhLWC6DiE