Metrics of fish production are often used to guide habitat restoration in coastal ecosystems.
In this study, we present a general model framework to estimate the absolute production …

Estuarine ecosystems provide many services to humans, but these ecosystems are also
under pressure from human development, which has led to large investments in habitat …

In many marine and terrestrial systems, individuals of a focal species may be found in
habitats that are neither essential nor of particular concern for conservation. For example …

Restoration is accelerating to reverse global declines of key habitats and recover lost
ecosystem functions, particularly in coastal ecosystems. However, there is high uncertainty …

Seagrass provides many ecosystem services that are of considerable value to humans,
including the provision of nursery habitat for commercial fish stock. Yet few studies have …

Coastal and estuarine habitats are essential for both growth and survival at juvenile stages
for a large proportion of marine fish but are exposed to a variety of threats. However, the …

Due to widespread and continuing seagrass loss, restoration attempts occur worldwide. This
article presents a geospatial modeling technique that ranks the suitability of sites for …

Coastal habitats (eg, seagrass beds, shallow mud, and sand flats) strongly influence
survival, growth, and reproduction of marine fish and invertebrate species. Many of these …

Since seagrasses are efficient sinks for marine organic carbon, there is growing interest in
incorporating seagrass protection and restoration into climate mitigation schemes, that is …

Aim Seagrass beds are declining globally and are increasingly vulnerable to sea level rise
(SLR), which could have consequences for the rich biodiversity they support. Spatial …