▪ Abstract Ecological indicators have widespread appeal to scientists, environmental
managers, and the general public. Indicators have long been used to detect changes in …

This paper examines the contribution of resilience thinking for social-ecological systems
(SESs) in understanding sustainability and the need to preserve natural resources in the …

Remote sensing is unique in its ability to record a variety of spatial and temporal data on
land surfaces with complete coverage, especially at larger spatial scales, and it has been …

An ecological threshold is the point at which there is an abrupt change in an ecosystem
quality, property or phenomenon, or where small changes in an environmental driver …

The Red Sea holds one of the most diverse marine ecosystems, primarily due to coral reefs.
However, knowledge on large-scale phytoplankton dynamics is limited. Analysis of a 10 …

Simple, rapid and reliable methods are required to monitor the microbial community change
in aquatic pond for better animal performance. Four floc (suspended organic matter) …

We examined the effects of anthropogenic and climatic perturbations on nutrient—
phytoplankton interactions and eutrophication in the waters of the largest estuarine systems …

Nutrient and hydrologic conditions strongly influence harmful planktonic and benthic
cyanobacterial bloom (CHAB) dynamics in aquatic ecosystems ranging from streams and …

▪ Abstract The evolutionary succession of marine photoautotrophs began with the origin of
photosynthesis in the Archean Eon, perhaps as early as 3.8 billion years ago. Since that …

Estuarine and coastal systems represent a challenge when it comes to determining the
causes of ecological change because human and natural perturbations often interact …