Several seaweed species are commercialized worldwide both due to high demand for food
and feed and as a raw material for the extraction of phycocolloids such as agar …

Introduction To counteract the rapid loss of marine forests globally and meet international
commitments of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration and the Convention on …

Kelp forests are essential marine ecosystems increasingly compromised by human
activities. Effective reforestation strategies are urgently needed, and the “green gravel” …

Saccharina latissima is a brown algal kelp species of ecological and economic importance.
As the rise in sea surface temperature will threaten not only wild populations of S. latissima …

Kelp forests are being degraded and/or lost in many regions, and as such, interest in active
kelp restoration approaches to reinstate forests is growing.'Green gravel'is a promising new …

Successful bottom planting of indigenous macroalgae Saccharina latissima aimed at coastal
restoration purposes require the mass production in controlled conditions of strongly fixed …

Kelp forests are facing a global decline due to climate change and human-induced
stressors, underlining the urgency for proactive interventions. Among the most used …

Kelp forests are disappearing worldwide due to climate change and human stressors,
highlighting the need for active interventions. A new restoration approach,“green gravel” …

The large-scale deterioration of natural ecosystems in the past century now demands active
efforts to restore damaged ecosystems to ensure the continuing provision of ecosystem …

The loss of kelp beds has been observed across the globe, often as a result of overgrazing
by urchins, but also facilitated by other factors that reduce kelp bed resilience. While kelps …