Chone River estuary

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The Chone River estuary is a coastal estuarine system on Ecuador’s Pacific coast where the Chone River meets the ocean, known for its mangrove ecosystems and importance to local fisheries and coastal communities.

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Chone River estuary canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal ecosystem
estuary
mangrove ecosystem
country Ecuador
emptiesInto Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
hasEcosystemType estuarine wetlands
mangrove forest
hasFeature intertidal channels
mangrove-fringed shorelines
muddy sediments
hasHabitat intertidal mudflats
salt marshes
hasProcess tidal mixing of fresh and salt water
hasVegetation black mangrove
red mangrove
white mangrove
hasWaterType brackish water
importantFor coastal communities
local fisheries
isImportantFor biodiversity conservation
food security of local communities
isPartOf Ecuadorian coastal zone
locatedIn Manabí Province NERFINISHED
Pacific coast of Ecuador NERFINISHED
providesEcosystemService carbon sequestration
coastal protection
nursery habitat for fish
water filtration
riverMouthOf Chone River NERFINISHED
supportsEconomicActivity aquaculture
artisanal fisheries
shellfish harvesting
shrimp farming
tourism
supportsSpeciesGroup crustaceans
fish
migratory birds
mollusks
shorebirds
threatenedBy climate change
mangrove deforestation
overfishing
pollution
sea level rise
shrimp farm expansion
usedBy aquaculture producers
artisanal fishers

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Bahía de Caráquez isSituatedOn Chone River estuary