Freshwater discharge from glaciers is increasing across the Arctic in response to
anthropogenic climate change, which raises questions about the potential downstream …

There has been a proliferation of studies that have examined the impacts of public
participation in Citizen Science (CS) that respond to environmental challenges and the …

Antarctica is home to numerous species that are vulnerable to environmental change, and
assessing species responses requires long-term monitoring. However, Antarctica's extreme …

Abstract In coastal West Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) waters, large phytoplankton blooms in
late austral spring fuel a highly productive marine ecosystem. However, WAP atmospheric …

Diatoms are considered the main base of the Southern Ocean food web as they are
responsible for more than 85% of its annual primary production and play a crucial role in the …

Diatoms play crucial functions in trophic structure and biogeochemical cycles. Due to
poleward warming, there has been a substantial decrease in diatom biomass, especially in …

Introduction of non-indigenous microbial organisms is forecast to pose a significant threat to
the northern Antarctic Peninsula (NAP) marine environments, but reliable data are still …

The impact of ice-ocean interaction on the Southern Ocean is expected to intensify in the
future. However, its influence on phytoplankton community composition remains an open …

The Andvord fjord in the West Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) is known for its productivity and
abundant megafauna. Nevertheless, seasonal patterns of the molecular diversity and …

The Antarctic Peninsula is one of the fastest warming regions in the world, with over 87% of
its glaciers in retreat. The resulting influx of glacial meltwater to the coastal ecosystems may …