Seagrass meadows, algal forests and mussel beds are widely regarded as foundation
species that support communities providing valuable ecosystem services in many coastal …

Sustainable management of coastal and inland water areas requires knowledge of how
tourism and recreation affects the ecosystems. Here, we present the first systematic review …

Controlling and managing surface source pollution depends on the rapid monitoring of total
nitrogen in water. However, the complex factors affecting water quality (plant shading and …

The condition of seagrass habitat and the marine environment on the Bermuda Platform, a
mid-oceanic shallow water habitat in the northwest Atlantic, has been monitored since 2006 …

Functional diversity is regarded as a key concept in understanding the link between
ecosystem function and biodiversity, and is therefore widely investigated in relation to …

Seagrasses are threatened worldwide due to anthropogenic and natural disturbances
disrupting the multiple feedbacks needed to maintain these ecosystems. If the disturbance is …

Mangrove distribution patterns at regional scales are influenced by additional factors
besides temperature and rainfall regimes. This study identified abiotic drivers of mangrove …

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly evolving technology that is changing almost every
business, and aquaculture is no exception. In this work we present an integrated IoT …

Microfibers (MFs) are one of the most prevalent microplastic (MP) sub-groups found in the
aquatic environment released from many sources, including household laundry. MPs pose …

Plants wastes play an important role during water remediation in wetlands. Plant waste is
made into biochar, which is usually used directly or as a water biofilter to remove pollutants …