Predators continue to be harvested unsustainably throughout most of the Earth's
ecosystems. Recent research demonstrates that the functional loss of predators could have …

Seagrass and seaweed habitats constitute hotspots for diversity and ecosystem services in
coastal ecosystems. These habitats are subject to anthropogenic pressures, of which …

Seagrass ecosystems are inherently dynamic, responding to environmental change across
a range of scales. Habitat requirements of seagrass are well defined, but less is known …

A fundamental goal of the study of ecology is to determine the drivers of habitat-forming
vegetation, with much emphasis given to the relative importance to vegetation of “bottom-up” …

Research into biotic interactions has been a core theme of ecology for over a century.
However, despite the obvious role that biota play in the global carbon cycle, the effects of …

Abstract The Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area (GBRWHA) includes one of the world's
largest areas of seagrass (35,000 km 2) encompassing approximately 20% of the world's …

Interactions among species are likely to change geographically due to climate‐driven
species range shifts and in intensity due to physiological responses to increasing …

As efforts to restore coastal habitats accelerate, it is critical that investments are targeted to
most effectively mitigate and reverse habitat loss and its impacts on biodiversity. One likely …

We tested the relative effects of nutrient loading, reduced predation, and reduced grazing on
eelgrass community dynamics in Chesapeake Bay and found evidence supporting the …

Seagrasses and macroalgae provide ecosystem services that are imperative to human
survival and well‐being. The provision of habitat for fisheries species is one of these …