60 km from the site of the UN climate change talks in Doha. Indonesian scientist Daniel Murdiyarso and Qatar-based scientist Mohamad Khawlie explore Qatar's most important ecosystem - the mangroves. Doha, Qatar.
Photo by Neil Palmer/CIAT
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