Recent research trends in mangrove management systems (2014–2023) and predictions of future research; A bibliometric analysis

Abstract

This review of the scientific literature on mangrove management systems using bibliometric methods aimed to identify research trends, key topics, and collaboration between researchers. Data were collected from a one-time search of the Scopus database over the last ten-year period (2014– 2023). Bibliometric analysis was conducted using Microsoft Excel, OpenRefine, RStudio, Tableau, and VOSviewer to visualize keyword networks, publication trends, and research collaboration. The study showed a significant increase in publications related to mangrove management systems in the last decade. The most frequently discussed topics included global analysis, restoration, climate mitigation, ecosystem services, and blue carbon. The collaboration network showed extensive international cooperation, especially between researchers from Australia and Southeast Asia. The analysis revealed gaps in the coverage of key research areas in mangrove management systems, particularly in addressing long-term sustainability and effective stakeholder collaboration, such as the need for a multidisciplinary and collaborative approach involving various stakeholders, including local communities, governments, scientists, and sustainable management approaches.

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