
How Beach Ecosystems Protect Our Coastal Cities (And Why We Must Save Them)
Beach ecosystems represent some of Earth’s most vital coastal ecosystems, serving as dynamic interfaces where terrestrial and marine worlds collide in a...
Learn MoreTopics covering various human activities and their effects on marine ecosystems
Beach ecosystems represent some of Earth’s most vital coastal ecosystems, serving as dynamic interfaces where terrestrial and marine worlds collide in a...
Learn MoreIndigenous knowledge encompasses the time-tested wisdom, practices, and beliefs that Indigenous communities have developed through generations of intimate connection with their local...
Learn MoreBeneath the world’s oceans lies a hidden network that powers our digital world – over 450 active submarine cables stretching across more...
Learn MoreHeavy metals silently infiltrate our ecosystems, building up through food chains with devastating marine pollution impacts that can persist for generations. From...
Learn MoreCoastal communities worldwide face an unprecedented crisis as rising seas on marine habitats reshape our shorelines at an alarming rate. Each centimeter...
Learn MoreBeneath the ocean’s surface lies a complex tapestry of life so diverse it challenges our understanding of evolution itself. From the microscopic...
Learn MoreBetween land and sea lies one of Earth’s most remarkable yet vulnerable ecosystems – the intertidal zone, where specialized plants have evolved...
Learn MoreThe Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) stands as Europe’s most ambitious and comprehensive approach to protecting marine ecosystems, representing a paradigm shift...
Learn MoreBeneath the serene surface of our waters lies a growing crisis that threatens marine ecosystems worldwide. Algal blooms – explosive growths of...
Learn MoreThe relentless march of urbanization represents one of humanity’s most profound impacts on Earth’s natural systems, transforming landscapes and reshaping ecosystems at...
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