Plastic waste chokes last mangrove forests in Philippines’ Manila Bay
2021-10-11 15:10
When Diovanie de Jesus, a biologist and bird lover, visited one of the last mangrove forests in the Bay of Manila, in the Philippines, he found it covered with plastic and other bits of trash, ranging from plastic bags to surgical masks to bottles. Images sha…
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