East African landscapes today are the result of the cumulative effects of climate and land-
use change over millennial timescales. In this review, we compile archaeological and …

Microplastics have polluted our environment, particularly mangrove ecosystems, the barriers
between land and sea that trap sediments and pollutants. The abundance of microplastics …

Southeast Asia (SEA) has experienced significant deforestation and increasing
encroachment on its forests over time. This ongoing environmental issue arises from the …

Mineral-organic matter–microbe interactions greatly impact the biogeochemical processes
and biodiversity in soils. An increasing trend of particle size (PS) in mangrove soils has been …

Pollen, charcoal, loss on ignition, geochemistry, and geophysical analyses were used to
reveal the palaeoenvironment, vegetation, and sedimentary dynamics of the Krabi …

We present a new teak (Tectona grandis Lf) tree-ring stable oxygen isotope (δ18OTR)
chronology from Mae Tuen (MT) site, Tak province, northwestern Thailand at inter-annual …

Abstract Along the Upper Gulf of Thailand, coastal fences and breakwaters have been
constructed using bamboo since 2005. Despite their potential benefits, bamboo structures …

A 1500-year record of mangrove dynamics has been established from palaeoecological
analyses on three cores from Salak Phet Bay, Koh Chang island in the eastern Gulf of …

Abstract Coastal East Africa has undergone massive transformations through the Late
Holocene, with a combination of changes in sea level, increasing human settlement, and …

Environmental changes and human activities in a mangrove ecosystem in Bang Khun Thian,
south of Bangkok, the upper Gulf of Thailand were reconstructed through the analyses of …