The concept of resilience has taken root in the discourse of environmental management,
especially regarding Building with Nature strategies for embedding natural physical and …

Coastal dunes are experiencing increases in vegetation cover and reduced mobility levels
in many sites around the world. Ecology-led approaches to coastal dune management …

The current urbanization and increase of intensity and likelihood of natural hazard events
underline that particular attention must be addressed to strengthening urban resilience to …

Resilience is widely seen as an important attribute of coastal systems and, as a concept, is
increasingly prominent in policy documents. However, there are conflicting ideas on what …

Australia has a vast, diverse and dynamic shoreline, and national perspectives on the
mechanisms, magnitude and trajectories of coastal adjustment are required to underpin …

Sand spits with distal hooks have been well documented from coasts with low to moderate
tidal ranges, unlike high tidal‐range environments. Datasets from 15 LiDAR and 3 UAV …

The Amazon forest is increasingly vulnerable to dieback and encroachment of grasslands
and agricultural fields. Threats to these forested ecosystems include drying, deforestation …

Natural coastal landforms such as sand dunes and sandy beaches have been proposed as
green infrastructure that can reduce climate change risks along coastlines. As such, they can …

The rapid elongation of Culatra Island, a sandy barrier in the Ria Formosa chain (S.
Portugal), since the mid-1940s led to the formation of three new embayments in its …

This study is an initial attempt to introduce the concept of geoheritage resilience, which
refers to the capacity of a geosite and its system to absorb, adapt, or resist disturbances, and …