Coastal wetlands, such as saltmarshes, are globally widespread and highly effective at
capturing and storing 'blue carbon'and have the potential to regulate climate over varying …

Saltmarshes are acknowledged to be “carbon hotspots” due to their capacity to trap and
store large quantities of carbon (C) within their soils and potentially have the ability to …

Saltmarshes are disproportionally efficient at sequestering C into their substrates and thus
help to mitigate climate change but are declining globally because of human pressures …

• Saltmarsh and adjacent coastal habitats (eg mudflat, seagrass) can provide functions
valued by people ie ecosystem services. As part of the marine Natural Capital and …

Question Studies in the northwest Atlantic have shown that nutrient enrichment can severely
impact salt marshes, undermining their broad range of high‐value ecosystem services …

Human-induced nutrient enrichment is a major stressor in aquatic ecosystems that has
resulted in the alteration of ecosystem structures and functions. However, to date, relatively …

Salt marshes are important ecosystems, providing vital ecosystem services, but at the same
time they are among the most fragile landscapes in the world. Halophytic vegetation is of …