2010). Restoration is a means by which estuarine habitat losses resulting from human activities and natural events can be mitigated and a system returned to a more improved pre-existing condition ...

in estuarine sediments and waters; and 6) introduced species have resulted in alterations in habitats and food webs, loss of native species, and a reduction in commercially important species.

Projections warn that "much of the open ocean could reach a near-permanent" marine heat wave state by the end of this century.

An estuary is the section of a river mouth that is within the reach of ocean tides. They store large amounts of carbon and provide a habitat for fish, birds and marine mammals. The study found ...

It is high time to form a new multi-agency coordinating body to take over responsibility for the environmental protection of all habitats and wildlife in the Fraser River Delta, estuary ...