Globally, blue carbon ecosystems, including salt marsh, mangroves, and seagrasses, and
the associated ecosystem services they provide, have declined substantially. In response …

Restoring seagrasses provides habitat for animals, many of which play vital roles in the
maintenance, persistence, and resilience of seagrass habitat. Understanding how the …

Restoring resilient ecosystems is critical to preparing for the uncertain effects of climatic
change on ecosystem functioning and socially relevant services. The UN Decade on …

Living shorelines (LS) are a nature‐based restoration technique that aims to stabilize
shorelines while enhancing multiple ecosystem services. In particular, LS are frequently …

The loss and degradation of mangrove forests have triggered global restoration efforts to
support biodiversity and ecosystem services, including fish stock enhancement. As …

Coastal degradation has spurred active restoration of mangrove ecosystems, from local
initiatives to global commitments to increase mangrove forest area by 20% over the next …

This article analyses three different cases of assisted marine restoration in Europe to
understand how governance and legal aspects enable or constrain marine restoration in …

Restoration engineering measures, such as managed realignments or building groins,
modify the environmental characteristics of coastal intertidal ecosystems. Creating physical …

Coastal wetlands, vital for fisheries habitats, have suffered extensive losses. Ecosystem
restoration offers opportunities to improve fish catch and restore the valuable services these …

The global urgency to halt and reverse mangrove loss has led to the implementation of
numerous initiatives to protect and restore mangroves and recover critical ecological …