Title Endangered mangroves delves into the dynamics of the mangroves of the Tadio lagoon in southern Côte d'Ivoire, an essential but fragile ecosystem. Firstly, mangroves play an important ecological role, acting as bulwarks against coastal erosion and as refuges for biodiversity. Secondly, climate change - tides, increased salinity, extreme phenomena - is seriously affecting their equilibrium. In addition, human pressures such as deforestation, urbanization and pollution are amplifying these threats. The book draws on advanced methods, including remote sensing and modeling, to analyze these impacts. Finally, conservation strategies are proposed, emphasizing the need for local community involvement. Ultimately, Endangered mangroves is a call to action to preserve these vital ecosystems in the face of the growing challenges of our time.