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Restoring estuarine ecosystems using nature-based solutions: Towards an integrated eco-engineering design guideline

SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT (2023)

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Reef design and site hydrodynamics mediate oyster restoration and marsh stabilization outcomes

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Summary: To protect coastal areas and minimize the negative ecological impacts of artificial shoreline protection methods, the use of natural and nature-based infrastructure (NNBI) is recommended. By studying reefs constructed from different substrates in varying environmental conditions, it was found that oyster-based NNBI provided shoreline protection in high-energy environments but not in low-energy environments. Both high-energy and low-energy shorelines experienced retreat and decline in marsh vegetation density.

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Article Environmental Sciences

Modeling Decadal Salt Marsh Development: Variability of the Salt Marsh Edge Under Influence of Waves and Sediment Availability

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Summary: Salt marshes are important for coastal protection, and their width is crucial for their effectiveness. This study uses numerical modeling to examine how sediment availability and hydrodynamic forcing affect the retreat and expansion of salt marshes. The results show that salt marshes are sensitive to physical stress, with higher stress leading to retreat and lower stress enabling expansion. Additionally, sediment supply plays a role in determining the behavior of salt marshes forced by higher waves.

WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH (2022)

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Article Environmental Sciences

The benefits of coastal adaptation through conservation of foreshore vegetation

Timothy Tiggeloven et al.

Summary: This paper presents the first global scale assessment of the benefits of conserving foreshore vegetation as a means of adaptation to future projections of change in coastal flood risk. The study shows that globally foreshore vegetation can contribute to a large decrease in flood risk.

JOURNAL OF FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT (2022)

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Article Multidisciplinary Sciences

Wave attenuation through forests under extreme conditions

Bregje K. van Wesenbeeck et al.

Summary: Communities worldwide face increasing flood risk, but nature-based solutions like mangroves and riparian forests offer great potential for reducing these risks. Large-scale experiments have shown that trees can attenuate waves and reduce storm damages, even under extreme conditions. However, the application of forests in flood mitigation strategies is currently limited, and further research is needed.

SCIENTIFIC REPORTS (2022)

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To Plant or Not to Plant: When can Planting Facilitate Mangrove Restoration?

Celine E. J. van Bijsterveldt et al.

Summary: Global change processes such as sea level rise and severe storms pose threats to coastlines worldwide, necessitating interventions to protect densely-populated areas. This study examines two methods of restoring mangroves along a land-subsiding aquaculture coast, and finds that both planting and ecological restoration techniques can be effective. Satellite data shows historical mangrove expansion through planting on pond bunds, while field data suggests that natural propagules are more abundant in creek areas, indicating the potential for ecological restoration. In challenging coastal sites, a combination of ecological restoration and pioneer species planting facilitates mangrove recovery.

FRONTIERS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (2022)

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Article Water Resources

Living on the edge: How traits of ecosystem engineers drive bio-physical interactions at coastal wetland edges

L. G. Gillis et al.

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ADVANCES IN WATER RESOURCES (2022)

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Contextualising shoreline protection by seagrass using lessons from submerged breakwaters

Alice J. Twomey et al.

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ESTUARINE COASTAL AND SHELF SCIENCE (2022)

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Article Engineering, Marine

Laboratory study of wave damping by porous breakwaters on mangrove mudflats in the Mekong River Delta

Thieu Quang Tuan et al.

Summary: This paper presents a study on wave transmission at OCT (Oyster CASTLE-type) block breakwaters on mangrove mudflats. The focus is on examining the characteristics of wave transmission in relation to conditions favorable for mangrove rehabilitation in the Mekong River Delta. The study shows that porous-type structures like the OCT breakwater are more advantageous for mangrove re-colonization compared to hollow-type structures. The study emphasizes the significant role of bulk porosity in controlling wave transmission and sediment exchange.

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A paradigm shift in the quantification of wave energy attenuation due to saltmarshes based on their standing biomass

Maria Maza et al.

Summary: This study experimentally investigates wave attenuation caused by different saltmarsh species and its relationship with ecosystem standing biomass. A new variable, hydraulic standing biomass (HSB), is introduced to estimate wave energy attenuation without the need for calibration. Linear fitting relationships between wave damping coefficient and HSB are obtained, enabling direct quantification of wave energy attenuation based on incident wave conditions, mean plant height, and meadow standing biomass.

SCIENTIFIC REPORTS (2022)

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Article Environmental Sciences

Unraveling the wheel of recruitment for salt-marsh seedlings: Resistance to and recovery after dislodgement

Zhiyuan Zhao et al.

Summary: Research findings indicate that there are differences in resistance and recovery abilities among saltmarsh seedlings. Spartina anglica shows stronger resilience than Salicornia europaea, characterized by stronger resistance against dislodgement and higher re-establishment potential.

SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT (2022)

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Mangrove sediment organic carbon storage and sources in relation to forest age and position along a deltaic salinity gradient

Rey Harvey Suello et al.

Summary: This study investigates the sources and preservation differences of sediment organic carbon (SOC) between different mangrove sites in the Guayas delta of Ecuador. The results reveal that young and river-dominated mangrove sites have lower SOC stocks and higher contributions of allochthonous SOC compared to old and marine-dominated sites.

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Parameterization of Mangrove Root Structure of Rhizophora stylosa in Coastal Hydrodynamic Model

Nobuhito Mori et al.

Summary: This study conducted field surveys and data analysis to find significant correlations between geometric properties parameters (such as DBH, tree height, and projected area of the root system) of mangroves and hydrodynamic modeling. These empirical relationships were summarized for numerical modeling.

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Article Marine & Freshwater Biology

Potential short wave attenuation function of disturbed mangroves

Wei Kit Lee et al.

Summary: Mangroves can protect coastal communities by attenuating incoming waves, with disturbed mangroves showing higher wave height reduction during storm events. Wave energy dissipation is mainly through vegetation drag and wave breaking, with roots playing a significant role in reducing wave heights. The findings suggest the potential of disturbed mangroves in wave attenuation and support their stronger incorporation into coastal management strategies for protecting urban communities against coastal hazards.

ESTUARINE COASTAL AND SHELF SCIENCE (2021)

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Article Ecology

Impact of soil salinity on mangrove restoration in a semiarid region: a case study from the Saloum Delta, Senegal

John L. Devaney et al.

Summary: This study assessed the impact of soil salinity on the early establishment success of monospecific red mangrove reforestation projects in the Saloum Delta, Senegal. Findings showed that at higher soil salinities, stomatal conductance, photosystem II operating efficiency, and growth of planted mangrove seedlings were severely reduced.

RESTORATION ECOLOGY (2021)

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Article Oceanography

Geomorphology and sediment dynamics of the Liyashan oyster reefs, Jiangsu Coast, China

Hangjie Lin et al.

Summary: The study highlights the importance of oyster reefs in Liyashan National Marine Park, Jiangsu Coast, China, while also pointing out the challenges they face due to drastic reduction in reef areas. Observations and measurements suggest that high mud content may be a major factor causing oyster mortality in the reefs.

ACTA OCEANOLOGICA SINICA (2021)

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The effects of large-scale breakwaters on shoreline vegetation

Sara Martin et al.

Summary: The study found that large-scale breakwaters are effective in maintaining high coverage of natural marshes, but have minimal impact on shoreline plant growth. Breakwaters reduce pressure for upland migration, allowing marsh patches to expand seaward. The presence of breakwaters can help preserve fringing marsh vegetation in high wave energy environments, but adaptive management may be necessary for future effectiveness in response to sea-level rise.

ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING (2021)

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Community-Based Portable Reefs to Promote Mangrove Vegetation Growth: Bridging between Ecological and Engineering Principles

Sindhu Sreeranga et al.

Summary: Despite efforts and investments, restoration of mangroves has faced challenges due to vulnerability of young mangroves in shallow coastal water. A portable reef system was proposed to shield mangroves from waves, with field observations and lab experiments showing that a 50-cm-high reef can effectively protect and promote early growth of mangroves.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH (2021)

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Natural Intertidal Oyster Reef Growth Across Two Landscape Settings and Tidal Ranges

Molly C. Bost et al.

Summary: Intertidal oyster reef growth rates and positions are influenced by landscape setting, tidal range, and reef age. The reefs exhibit resilience to sea-level rise and growth rates stabilize as they mature.

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Oscillatory characteristics of young mangroves exposed to short-period waves

Hiroshi Takagi et al.

Summary: Short-period ultragravity waves, although having small heights, can greatly impact the oscillation of young mangroves, potentially causing young leaves to fall. To increase the survival rate of young mangroves, installing small breakwaters to avoid short-period waves close to the natural period of oscillation of mangrove stems could be effective.

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Past and future marsh adaptation: Lessons learned from the Ria Formosa lagoon

A. R. Carrasco et al.

Summary: This study investigates how lagoon marshes in the Ria Formosa are changing laterally and volumetrically under human pressures and sea-level rise. Over the past 70 years, there has been slow expansion of the marshes, but future responses to high sea-level rise rates may lead to unbalanced marsh accretion and migration of tidal flats towards the salt marsh area.

SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT (2021)

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Cutting the costs of coastal protection by integrating vegetation in flood defences

Vincent T. M. van Zelst et al.

Summary: The study evaluates the use of coastal vegetation, mangroves, and marshes fronting levees to reduce global coastal protection costs, by accounting for wave-vegetation interaction. Incorporating vegetation in hybrid coastal protection leads to more sustainable and financially attractive coastal protection strategies.

NATURE COMMUNICATIONS (2021)

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Article Ecology

Bivalve facilitation mediates seagrass recovery from physical disturbance in a temperate estuary

Sarah E. Donaher et al.

Summary: Coastal habitat degradation is mainly caused by anthropogenic activities related to coastal development, aquaculture, and recreational water use. Incorporating positive interactions into restoration efforts may improve outcomes. The addition of hard clams can enhance seagrass bed recovery, particularly after disturbances.

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Predicting the evolution of coastal protection service with mangrove forest age

Maria Maza et al.

Summary: This study presents a new method for estimating the relationship between mangrove forest age and wave attenuation, showing that it may take only 5 years to achieve maximum coastal protection capacity after restoration. The findings suggest that this capacity can be maintained throughout the forest's lifetime with minor variations, unless affected by extreme wave events or human actions altering its habitat.

COASTAL ENGINEERING (2021)

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Review Environmental Sciences

Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Climate Change Adaptation and Wellbeing: Evidence and Opportunities From Kiribati, Samoa, and Vanuatu

Gabriel L. Kiddle et al.

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Caribbean mangrove forests act as coral refugia by reducing light stress and increasing coral richness

Heather A. Stewart et al.

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Large-scale variation in wave attenuation of oyster reef living shorelines and the influence of inundation duration

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Can we enhance ecosystem-based coastal defense by connecting oysters to marsh edges? Analyzing the limits of oyster reef establishment

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Katrina L. Poppe et al.

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