The frequency of heatwave events in Europe is increasing as a result of climate change.
This can have implications for the water quality and ecological functioning of aquatic …

The use of Earth Observation (EO) for water quality monitoring has substantially raised in the
recent decade; however, harmonisation of EO-based indicators across the seas to support …

Marine heatwaves (MHWs) are known to pose a threat to aquatic ecosystems and coastal
communities and, as a result, they receive significant attention nowadays, thus motivating …

Multiple stressors, such as overfishing, pollution, climate change, biological invasions etc.,
are affecting fish communities, and thus can have versatile effects on marine ecosystems …

Measurements of dissolved methane were performed in a sequentially connected system of
water bodies that form the Pregolya River Estuary: Pregolya River–Kaliningrad Sea Canal …

Abstract The North Sea and the Baltic Sea still experience eutrophication and
deoxygenation despite large international efforts to mitigate such environmental problems …

Coastal upwelling along the SE Baltic Sea coast is a common feature, especially during the
warm season. It significantly lowers sea surface temperature (SST) in the coastal areas, and …

Phytoplankton are tiny creatures floating on water mass. Inside their cells, there is the
pigment chlorophyll-a, a kind of substance used in photosynthesis. As a result, it is essential …

Global warming and associated weather changes, notably the El Niño Southern Oscillation
(ENSO), significantly impact marine ecosystems by altering water quality parameters such …

Submerged macrophyte are essential elements of sublittoral ecosystems to maintain a
diverse fish fauna. The aim of this study was to assess juvenile fish associated with …