Blue carbon sequestration is a nature-based solution to environmental problems caused by
climate change and has a significant positive impact on the planet and human well-being …

Fishpond sediments are rich in organic carbon and nutrients; thus, they can be used as
potential fertilizers and soil conditioners. However, sediments can be contaminated with …

Mangrove ecosystems are an important blue carbon store but exhibit considerable variation
in soil carbon stocks globally. Unravelling the conditions controlling carbon stock is critical …

Ocean acidification is a grand challenge to sustainable ocean management. Tidal wetlands
are distributed from the polar to the tropical domain and provide unique ecosystem services …

Use of mangrove ecosystems for coastal flood protection requires reliable predictions of
mangrove wave attenuation, especially if this capacity lessens due to storm‐induced forest …

The microphytobenthos (MPB) are known to play important ecological roles in estuarine
ecosystems. While tidal flat MPB are widely studied, mangrove MPB are often overlooked …

While cities are embracing nature through urban greening and nature conservation,
vegetation in typhoon-prone cities is facing stress from intense typhoon disturbances …

Mangroves are complex ecosystems subject to periodic and irregular changes in
meteorology, tides, water quality and biological factors. Methane dynamics in mangroves …

Mangroves are the most blue-carbon rich coastal wetlands contributing to the reduction of
atmospheric CO2 through photosynthesis (sequestration) and high soil organic carbon (C) …

Greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions in coastal areas are influenced by both mariculture
and submarine groundwater discharge (SGD). In this study, we first conducted a …