The structure of seafloor terrain affects the distribution and diversity of animals in all
seascapes. Effects of terrain on fish assemblages have been reported from most …

Early indicators of restoration success can inform adaptive management strategies and
maintain community interest and financial investment. Coastal wetland restoration projects …

Ecological restoration principally seeks to restore lost or degraded ecosystems. Restoration
can, however, also deliver a suite of wider ecological, social, and economic benefits. To …

Connectivity between land and sea through the movement of species, energy and nutrients
means that land-based impacts can affect the structure and functioning of nearby coastal …

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

Predation is important in maintaining the community structure, functioning and ecological
resilience of estuarine seascapes. Understanding how predator community structure …

All fishery food webs are ultimately underpinned by organic matter produced by algae and
plants, some of it supplied by primary producers at the fringes of fish habitats. This is no …

Restored shellfish reefs provide valuable habitat for fish, but it is not clear how different
approaches affect performance, and either promote the development of new fish populations …

The seascape context of coastal ecosystems plays a pivotal role in sha** patterns in fish
recruitment, abundance, and diversity. It might also be a principal determinant in structuring …

Coastal seascapes are composed of a diversity of habitats that are linked in space and time
by the movement of organisms. The context and configuration of coastal ecosystems shapes …