Seascape ecology is an emerging pattern‐oriented and integrative science conceptually
linked to landscape ecology. It aims to quantify multidimensional spatial structure in the sea …

Ecosystems are increasingly degraded, fragmented and lost because of human activities
globally. These impacts cause changes in the distribution of biodiversity and key ecological …

Context Landscape modification alters the condition of ecosystems and the structure of
terrain, with widespread impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. Seafloor …

Anthropogenic stressors are causing widespread coral mortality, leading to loss of coral
cover and decreased structural complexity that threatens reef biodiversity, functioning, and …

Connectivity and landscape context are common considerations in the spatial prioritisation
of conservation actions. Similar spatial principles can also be used to inform the selection …

Coastal habitat quality and quantity have been significantly eroded by stressors operating
and interacting across the land-sea interface, prompting a recent proliferation in coastal …

Landscape modification alters the condition of ecosystems and the complexity of terrain, with
consequences for animal assemblages and ecosystem functioning. In coastal seascapes …

Disentangling natural and anthropogenic effects on ecosystem condition can uncover bright
spots in urban landscapes that are performing above expectations and so are potential sites …

Catches from the small-scale trap fishery in Bandon Bay, Suratthani, Thailand, were
monitored from 14 sites around the Bay, then disturbance to aquatic communities and catch …

The complexity of tropical reef habitats affects the occurrence and diversity of the organisms
residing in these ecosystems. Quantifying this complexity is important to better understand …