Several brown seaweeds show high total lipids (TL) contents, ranging from 10 to 20 wt.%
per dry weight. The main lipid class is glycoglycerolipids (GL), which are rich in 18: 4n− 3 …

Seagrass meadows are among the most productive and diverse marine ecosystems,
providing essential structure, functions, and services. They are also among the most …

People around the world are looking to marine ecosystems to provide additional benefits to
society. As they consider expanding current uses and investing in new ones, new …

Aim Climate change is predicted to alter the distribution and abundance of marine species,
including canopy‐forming seaweeds which provide important ecosystem functions and …

Climate change is altering the distribution of marine species around the globe, including
those providing critical 3-dimensional structure in important coastal habitats. We analysed …

ABSTRACT Klemas, V., 2013. Using remote sensing to select and monitor wetland
restoration sites: an overview. Coastal and estuarine wetlands represent highly productive …

Harvesting wild seaweeds has a long history and is still relevant today, even though
aquaculture now supplies> 96% of global seaweed production. Current wild harvests mostly …

Using large‐scale field surveys across 12 estuaries in two provinces in Atlantic Canada, we
analyzed changes in phytoplankton and benthic macroalgal communities as well as the …

Rising temperatures are changing the distribution and abundance of species worldwide, yet
the magnitude of warming varies regionally. Atlantic Canada lies in a zone of significant …

Satellite remote sensing is a valuable tool to map and monitor the distribution of marine
macrophytes such as seagrass and seaweeds that perform many ecological functions and …