We synthesized the results of many case studies from experts worldwide on the state of the
environment, sustainability, and the likely future of estuaries, lagoons, semienclosed seas …

Abstract The early Paleozoic Era (∼ 540–420 Ma) was an interval of profound
biogeochemical changes including increasing oxygen (O 2) and the onset of bioturbation …

Fisheries stock status is generally based on time series catch and effort data sourced from
independent surveys and the fishery. These methods are often expensive and can be limited …

Sustainable fisheries management requires accurate stock assessment and an
understanding of how targeted populations vary over space and time and respond to …

The characteristics of detached macroalgae (drift) in nearby highly eutrophic and
mesotrophic estuaries in south-western Australia are compared to elucidate the magnitude …

Sustainable natural resource management requires collaboration, adaptability and
coordination between science, policy and stakeholders. Communication of scientific …

Many regions of the world have experienced rapid hydro-climatic changes in recent
decades. Mediterranean areas have especially experienced prolonged droughts, changes …

Estuary‐associated fishes are threatened by a diversity of anthropogenic factors that occur
at multiple spatial and temporal scales both within estuaries and their catchments. These …

Mesozooplankton was sampled seasonally in a large microtidal estuary (Peel-Harvey)
suffering from massive macroalgal growths and cyanobacterial blooms. Comparisons with …

Ecosystems in shallow micro-tidal lagoons are particularly sensitive to hydrologic changes.
Lagoons are complex transitional ecosystems between land and sea, and the signals of …