In an era of rapid coastal population expansion and habitat degradation, restoration is
becoming an increasingly important strategy for combating coastal habitat loss and …

Coastal restoration is often distrusted and, at best, implemented at small scales, which
hampers its potential for coastal adaptation. Present technical, economic and management …

One of the paramount goals of oyster reef living shorelines is to achieve sustained and
adaptive coastal protection, which requires meeting ecological (ie, develop a self‐sustaining …

In the face of uncertainties around coastal management and climate change, coastal
engineering interventions need to be able to adapt to changing conditions. Nature-based …

A growing suite of research has demonstrated that nature‐based shoreline stabilization
methods can increase resilience of coastal ecosystems by improving their capacity to return …

An objective of salt marsh conservation, restoration, and creation is to reduce global carbon
dioxide levels and offset emissions. This strategy hinges on measurements of salt marsh …

Salt marshes provide valued services to coastal communities including nutrient cycling,
erosion control, habitat provision for crustaceans and fish (including juvenile and forage …

Australia's rapid coastal population growth coupled with the increased risk of hazards driven
by climate change creates an urgent need to start adaptation planning for the future. The …

Many coastal cities around the world are at risk of increased flooding due to sea level rise
(SLR), so here a simple flood prediction method is demonstrated for one city at risk, Norfolk …

Abstract The Shoreline Management Model (SMM) is a novel geospatial approach used to
assess conditions along a shoreline, and recommend best management practices for …