Sandy beaches are ecosystems under increasing human pressure that require efficient
management and conservation strategies. Resident macroinvertebrates usually respond to …

This article surveys secular urban sandy beaches erosion–accretion and its relationship with
climate teleconnections, eg, El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO), Atlantic Multidecadal …

Small-scale fisheries in developing regions are particularly vulnerable to climate change,
but the assessment of climate-induced changes and impacts are often hampered by the data …

Somatic growth is an integrated, individual‐based response to environmental conditions,
especially in ectotherms. Growth dynamics of large, mobile animals are particularly useful as …

Small-scale fisheries (SSFs) are social-ecological systems that play a critical role in terms of
food security and poverty alleviation in Latin America. These fisheries are increasingly …

Complexity is increasingly the hallmark in environmental management practices of sandy
shorelines. This arises primarily from meeting growing public demands (eg, real estate …

Sandy beaches are being threatened by a changing climate. However, the effects of this
changing environment, including warming, on these ecosystems, have hitherto been …

Five catchment areas in Uruguay were selected to conduct a nutrient exportation analysis
and to evaluate the effects of current land use on the eutrophication of coastal lagoons …

Beach erosion is a complex process influenced by multiple factors operating at different
spatial scales. Local (eg, waves, tides, grain size, beach width and coastal development) …

Sandy beaches comprise 31% of the ice free coasts of the world, providing a variety of
ecosystem services essential to support human well-being, particularly protection against …