Living Seawalls for the Intertidal
It’s a bit old at this point, but I recently came across this article in Conservation Magazine on “How to Build a Living Seawall”. It gives a good summary of … Continue readingLiving Seawalls for the Intertidal
Month: July 2013
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Urban Marine Environments as Coupled Human and Natural Systems
Over the last decade, a growing faction of scientists in the world of ecology and conservation biology has pushed the idea that most ecosystems on Earth are now comprised of … Continue readingUrban Marine Environments as Coupled Human and Natural Systems
Could jellyfish blooms be attributed to “ocean sprawl”?
You may have heard that jellyfish are taking over the world’s oceans, proliferating at a rate that is unfounded by historical standards. Is it possible that this has been facilitated … Continue readingCould jellyfish blooms be attributed to “ocean sprawl”?
Why Urban Marine Ecology?
Despite all my hype about urban marine ecology, it’s a field that really doesn’t exist yet. At least not in any standardized or formal way. It’s a discipline in the … Continue readingWhy Urban Marine Ecology?
Welcome!
Welcome to the Urban Marine Ecology blog! Here, I will posted the latest in Urban Marine Ecology research, as well as reflections on general concepts and paradigms in the field, … Continue readingWelcome!