Seagrass meadows are essential and ecologically important habitats in marine ecosystems providing physical, biological, economic and social benefits. Concern over their decreasing trends has triggered the development of many restoration programs …
Intertidal seagrasses show high variability in their extent and location, with local extinctions and colonizations being inherent in their population dynamics. Suitable habitats are identified usually using Species Distribution Models, based upon the …
Predicting species distribution and habitat suitability is of considerable use in supporting the implementation of environmental legislation, protection and conservation of marine waters and ecosystem-based management. As other seagrasses, Zostera …