Mangroves and saltmarshes are two of the most relevant coastal habitats for humans. These
ecosystems offer several services like coastal protection, climate mitigation, and nursery …

Coastal marshes are productive and diverse habitats that act as essential linkages between
marine and terrestrial ecosystems. Although the Nordic region comprises diverse, unique …

Coastal saltmarshes keep pace with sea-level rise through in-situ production of organic
material and incorporation of allochthonous inorganic sediment. Here we report rates of …

Plant patches play a crucial role in understanding the biogeomorphology of saltmarshes.
Although two-dimensional optical remote sensing has long been applied to the study of …

The geographical distribution of plants is influenced by macroclimate and dispersal
limitations, which have led to lineage isolation and subsequent diversification within and …

Large grazers modify vegetated ecosystems and are increasingly viewed as keystone
species in trophic rewilding schemes. Yet, as their ecosystem influences are context …

Effective management of valuable coastal systems, such as salt marshes requires an
understanding of the complex stressors influencing their continued threat of drowning …

Tidal marshes are coastal systems that provide valuable ecosystem services, highlighting
coastal protection and carbon burial. For centuries, these dynamic ecosystems have kept …

Coastal saltmarshes play an essential role in providing services such as sediment and
carbon storage, coastal protection and support for biodiversity. Despite their importance …

Across relatively small spatial scales, differences in seascape structure may influence how
species transverse adjacent habitats, with effects on trophic relationships and energy flow …