Human activities and climate change substantially threaten coastal areas, impacting
ecosystem functions, services, and human-wellbeing. Trace elements, from both natural and …

The Patagonian fjords have experienced intense harmful algal blooms (HABs) in the last
decade, affecting important aquaculture areas in southern Chile. Climatic anomalies have …

Climate-driven changes in freshwater inputs have been shown to affect the structure and
function of coastal ecosystems. We evaluated changes in the influence of river runoff on …

Turbidity is associated with the loss of water transparency due to the presence of particles,
sediments, suspended solids, and organic or inorganic compounds in the water, of natural …

Colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM) is an indicator and optical proxy of terrestrial
processes such as land use with allochthonous material fluxes, biogeochemical cycles, and …

Temperate forests are key to the balance and provision of hydrological and environmental
services. Currently, these forests are subject to human alterations as well as to the effects of …

Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are a worldwide problem and have increased in frequency
and intensity in Chile. Evidence supports the notion that interactions between certain HAB …

Climate change is altering not only the mean conditions of marine environments, but also
their temporal variability and predictability. As these alterations are not uniform across …

We addressed the influence of bioclimatic variables (precipitation, temperature and
vegetation) on physicochemical properties, carbon (C) and nutrients dynamics in shallow …

Temperate forests play a fundamental role in the provision, regulation, and support of
hydrological environmental services, but they are subject to constant changes in land use …