Effective conservation strategies are founded by baseline information on abundance and
diversity estimates. Method choice can influence the success of baseline surveys as method …

Seagrasses–a group of foundation species in coastal ecosystems–provide key habitat for
diverse and abundant faunal assemblages and support numerous ecosystem functions and …

Introduction The transplantation of seagrass fragments with shoots and rhizomes is the most
common method for the ecological restoration of damaged seagrass meadows. Methods …

Large grazers (megaherbivores) have a profound impact on ecosystem functioning.
However, how ecosystem multifunctionality is affected by changes in megaherbivore …

Seagrass and mangrove habitats have long been established as critical for diverse species
at various life-stages, particularly as nursery grounds. However, despite their intrinsic and …

Current knowledge of turbid coastlines relies heavily on extractive sampling methods with
less destructive visual techniques limited primarily by underwater visibility. Baited Remote …

Southeast Asia is a biologically diverse region with a high diversity of marine species
globally (Groombridge and Jenkins 2002, Spalding et al. 2003, Kulbicki et al. 2013, Huang …

Seagrass-gleaning fisheries are vital small-scale fisheries that significantly contribute to
coastal livelihoods. Despite their significance, these fisheries are often overlooked in coastal …

The seagrass species previously classified as Cymodocea serrulata has been reclassified
as Oceana serrulata. This reclassification is based on genetic analysis, which reveals a …

Conserving biodiversity while simultaneously feeding a growing population is one of the
grand challenges of the Anthropocene. Recently, global assessments have shone a light on …