Sea level rise (SLR) has been described as one of the greatest potential causes of
ecosystem disruption, putting many coastal areas at risk of irreversible changes. However …

Coastal marshes and seagrass beds store millions of tons of carbon in their sediments and
sequester carbon at higher per-area rates than most terrestrial ecosystems. There is …

Climate change stressors are already affecting the subtropical and tropical coastal,
estuarine, and riverine habitats of sirenians with consequential changes to their ethology …

Species, including seagrasses, at their range limits are uniquely vulnerable to climate
change. In the western Atlantic Ocean, the biogeographic transition zone between …

Sondak CFA, Kaligis EY. 2022. Assessing the seagrasses meadows status and condition: A
case study of Wori Seagrass Meadows, North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Biodiversitas 23: 2156 …

Seagrass is an important foundational species in marine ecosystems that plays an important
role in providing ecosystem services. However, seagrass distribution and suitable habitat …

Learning eco-spatial concepts and estuary conservation concepts in Geography is often
constrained by irrelevant learning media and limited field trips. As marine conservation is …

Abstract Hurricane Sandy struck the New York metropolitan region on October 29, 2012. The
storm severely impacted the physical state of Barnegat Bay, New Jersey with its heavy storm …

Some seagrass species thrive in shallow intertidal zones globally, adapting to periodic tidal
inundation and exposure with distinctive physiological traits and offering crucial ecosystem …

The restoration of seagrass habitats is a relatively young field with several successful
restoration attempts highlighting the feasibility of large‐scale restoration. Successful …