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Chaired by a member of the scientific committee.

Chaired by a member of the scientific committee.

• Dune vegetation recovery after storm surges
  Lucas Walsh Maya Barros Oscar Rodrigues

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Dune vegetation recovery after storm surges

Lucas Walsh , Maya Barros Oscar Rodrigues

Dune vegetation recovery after storm surges addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: dunes;vegetation;storms

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• Plankton phenology in a warming temperate bay
  Maya Barros Felix Novak Ida Navarro Jonas Lindqvist

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Plankton phenology in a warming temperate bay

Maya Barros , Felix Novak , Ida Navarro Jonas Lindqvist

Plankton phenology in a warming temperate bay addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: plankton;phenology;warming

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• Artisanal fisheries and local ecological knowledge
  Oscar Rodrigues Greta Duarte

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Artisanal fisheries and local ecological knowledge

Oscar Rodrigues Greta Duarte

Artisanal fisheries and local ecological knowledge addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: fisheries;traditional knowledge;governance

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• Mapping kelp forests with drones and machine learning
  Nora Carvalho Mateo Rossi Lucia Laurent

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Mapping kelp forests with drones and machine learning

Nora Carvalho , Mateo Rossi Lucia Laurent

Mapping kelp forests with drones and machine learning addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: kelp;drones;machine learning

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• Heavy metals in bivalves from a port-influenced estuary
  André Oliveira Carmen Ferreira Giulia Gomes Marco Nunes

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Heavy metals in bivalves from a port-influenced estuary

André Oliveira , Carmen Ferreira , Giulia Gomes Marco Nunes

Heavy metals in bivalves from a port-influenced estuary addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: heavy metals;bivalves;ports

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• Rewilding tidal flats: lessons from managed realignment
  Lara Pereira Chiara Vermeer

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Rewilding tidal flats: lessons from managed realignment

Lara Pereira Chiara Vermeer

Rewilding tidal flats: lessons from managed realignment addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: managed realignment;tidal flats;rewilding

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• Acoustic monitoring of dolphins near shipping lanes
  Miguel Cardoso Marta Almeida Tiago Ribeiro

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Acoustic monitoring of dolphins near shipping lanes

Miguel Cardoso , Marta Almeida Tiago Ribeiro

Acoustic monitoring of dolphins near shipping lanes addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: dolphins;acoustics;shipping

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• Mangrove-like shrubs at the edge of the temperate zone
  Joana Moretti Nuno Garcia Inês Murphy Rui Ramos

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Mangrove-like shrubs at the edge of the temperate zone

Joana Moretti , Nuno Garcia , Inês Murphy Rui Ramos

Mangrove-like shrubs at the edge of the temperate zone addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: range expansion;shrubs;climate

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• Sediment transport and the fate of a dredged channel
  Hugo Hughes Sofia Martins

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Sediment transport and the fate of a dredged channel

Hugo Hughes Sofia Martins

Sediment transport and the fate of a dredged channel addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: sediment;dredging;hydrodynamics

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Chaired by a member of the scientific committee.

Chaired by a member of the scientific committee.

• Stakeholders and the co-design of an estuary management plan
  André Oliveira Elena de Boer Lucas Walsh

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Stakeholders and the co-design of an estuary management plan

André Oliveira , Elena de Boer Lucas Walsh

Stakeholders and the co-design of an estuary management plan addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: co-design;governance;estuary

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• Ocean acidification and shell thickness in coastal snails
  Lara Pereira Oscar Rodrigues Nora Carvalho Felix Novak

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Ocean acidification and shell thickness in coastal snails

Lara Pereira , Oscar Rodrigues , Nora Carvalho Felix Novak

Ocean acidification and shell thickness in coastal snails addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: acidification;snails;calcification

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• Coastal squeeze: where will the saltmarsh go?
  Miguel Cardoso Ida Navarro

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Coastal squeeze: where will the saltmarsh go?

Miguel Cardoso Ida Navarro

Coastal squeeze: where will the saltmarsh go? addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: coastal squeeze;saltmarsh;planning

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• Teaching coastal ecology with low-cost sensors
  Joana Moretti Anders Santos Ingrid Moreira

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Teaching coastal ecology with low-cost sensors

Joana Moretti , Anders Santos Ingrid Moreira

Teaching coastal ecology with low-cost sensors addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: education;sensors;outreach

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• Environmental DNA to track fish communities in estuaries
  Alice Lopes Miguel Cardoso Joana Moretti

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Environmental DNA to track fish communities in estuaries

Alice Lopes , Miguel Cardoso Joana Moretti

Environmental DNA to track fish communities in estuaries addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: eDNA;fish;monitoring

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• The cost of sea-level rise for coastal wetlands
  Rafael Berg Teresa Pinto Bruno Costa Alice Lopes

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The cost of sea-level rise for coastal wetlands

Rafael Berg , Teresa Pinto , Bruno Costa Alice Lopes

The cost of sea-level rise for coastal wetlands addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: sea-level rise;wetlands;adaptation

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Chaired by a member of the scientific committee.

Chaired by a member of the scientific committee.

Chaired by a member of the scientific committee.

• Rewilding tidal flats: lessons from managed realignment
  Lara Pereira Chiara Vermeer

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Rewilding tidal flats: lessons from managed realignment

Lara Pereira Chiara Vermeer

Rewilding tidal flats: lessons from managed realignment addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: managed realignment;tidal flats;rewilding

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• Acoustic monitoring of dolphins near shipping lanes
  Miguel Cardoso Marta Almeida Tiago Ribeiro

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Acoustic monitoring of dolphins near shipping lanes

Miguel Cardoso , Marta Almeida Tiago Ribeiro

Acoustic monitoring of dolphins near shipping lanes addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: dolphins;acoustics;shipping

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• Mangrove-like shrubs at the edge of the temperate zone
  Joana Moretti Nuno Garcia Inês Murphy Rui Ramos

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Mangrove-like shrubs at the edge of the temperate zone

Joana Moretti , Nuno Garcia , Inês Murphy Rui Ramos

Mangrove-like shrubs at the edge of the temperate zone addresses a question that matters for the management of coastal systems. We combine field surveys carried out between 2021 and 2026 with laboratory analyses and simple models, and compare sites with different levels of human pressure.

Results show clear differences between sites and seasons, and suggest practical measures that managers can apply. We discuss the limits of our data and what should be monitored next. All data and code are available on request.

keywords: range expansion;shrubs;climate

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