Mangrove wetlands are among the most productive and carbon-dense ecosystems in the
world. Their structural attributes vary considerably across spatial scales, yielding large …

Coastal river deltas are densely populated areas and hotspots of vulnerability. The delta's
ecological, social, and economic components are vulnerable to a wide variety of natural and …

Mangrove ecosystems have strategic benefits and complex management. Management of
mangrove ecosystems also faces pressures and challenges to maintain them in sustainable …

Creating a national baseline for natural resources, such as mangrove forests, and
monitoring them regularly often requires a consistent and robust methodology. With freely …

This study aims to explore climate change induced socio-economic vulnerability of
mangrove-dependent communities in the Indus Delta. We evaluate the linkages between …

Climate change and combining related parameters of environmental hazards have left a
considerable challenge in assessing social-ecological vulnerability. Here we integrated a …

Climate change is altering the species composition, structure, and function of vegetation in
natural terrestrial ecosystems. These changes can also impact the essential ecosystem …

We assessed the temporal evolution of vegetation activity of mangroves in the Southeastern
coastal of the Gulf of California (Mexico) through a multi-temporal analysis of Landsat TM …

Environmental quality preservation and nature conservation are complex land use planning
problems, involving not only environmental aspects but also socio-economic and …

Mangroves play an essential ecological role in the maintenance of the coastal zone and are
extremely important for the socioeconomics of coastal communities. However, mangrove …