Monitoring biodiversity and how anthropogenic pressures impact this is critical, especially as
anthropogenically driven climate change continues to affect all ecosystems. Intertidal areas …

Seagrasses are marine flowering plants that form extensive meadows from the inter-tidal
zone up to~ 50 m depth. As biological and ecological Essential Biodiversity Variables …

Marine ecosystems are important in discovering novel fungi with interesting metabolites that
have shown great potential in pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries. Seagrasses …

Canada geese (Branta canadensis) migrating along coastal flyways are reliant on natural
coastal ecosystems. Within these stopover sites, eelgrass (Zostera marina), the most …

Intertidal areas, which emerge during low tide, form a vital link between terrestrial and
marine environments. Seagrasses, a well-studied intertidal habitat, provide a multitude of …

Seagrasses are critical coastal habitats that provide numerous ecosystem services. The
inherent patchiness within meadows exerts a significant influence on the flow‐vegetation …

The aim of this study was to use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) as a supplement to
satellite remote sensing to accurately assess benthic seaweed biomass in intertidal zones …

Seagrass beds are ecosystems that are sensitive to anthropogenic pressures. The
restrictions imposed on human activities during the Covid-19 pandemic provide a unique …

The 'East Atlantic flyway'(EAF) is one of the world's most prominently used migratory routes
and serves as a critical pathway for a diverse array of avian migrants. Millions of Afro …