Blue carbon ecosystems (mangroves, seagrasses and saltmarshes) are highly productive
coastal habitats, and are considered some of the most carbon-dense ecosystems on the …

This paper outlines the 10 major topics related to geodiversity that have emerged since the
concept was first introduced in 1993, 30 years ago. After a short introduction, each of the 10 …

Non-living and living nature are inherently connected. Geodiversity, which consists of the
variation in geology, soils, topography, geomorphology and hydrology, is seen as the …

Geodiversity is a topical concept in earth and environmental sciences. Geodiversity
information is needed to conserve nature, use ecosystem services and achieve sustainable …

Geodiversity has shaped and structured the Earth's surface at all spatio-temporal scales, not
only through long-term processes but also through medium-and short-term processes …

Geodiversity–the abiotic heterogeneity of Earth's (sub) surface–is gaining recognition for its
ecological links to biodiversity. However, theoretical and conceptual knowledge of …

Rapid environmental change, natural resource overconsumption and increasing concerns
about ecological sustainability have led to the development of 'Essential Variables'(EVs) …

Geodiversity is an essential part of nature's diversity. However, geodiversity is insufficiently
understood in terms of its spatial distribution and its relationship to biodiversity over large …

Changes and disturbances to water diversity and quality are complex and multi-scale in
space and time. Although in situ methods provide detailed point information on the condition …

Geodiversity, defined as the natural range of geological, geomorphological, hydrological,
and soil features, has been explored in a growing number of studies at different spatial …