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mario diaz

Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)

Madrid, Spain

Specialty Chief Editor

Global Biodiversity Threats
guarino rinaldi colli

University of Brasilia

Brasilia, Brazil

Associate Editor

Global Biodiversity Threats
sean richard connolly

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (Panama)

Panama City, Panama

Associate Editor

Global Biodiversity Threats
néstor fernández

German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv)

Leipzig, Germany

Associate Editor

Global Biodiversity Threats

Global Biodiversity Threats

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Editors

mario diaz

guarino rinaldi colli

sean richard connolly

néstor fernández

Articles

Review of Area Exclosure Practices for Sustainable Land Management and Erosion Control in Ethiopia: Objectives and PRISMA Review

Anchor and Chain Damage to Seafloor Habitats in Antarctica: First Observations

Dragging the chain: anchor scour impacts from high-tonnage commercial vessels on a soft bottom macrobenthic assemblage

Reducing direct physical disturbance also mitigates hidden drivers of decline in a threatened seagrass meadow

Research Topics

Ecological Security and Ecological Disasters: Defining the Fields and Applications for the Future Environmental Resilience and Conservation

Coastal Adaptation Through Nature: Natural and Nature-Based Features (NNBF) Research

Advances in Sustainable Watershed Resource Management

Impacts of Anchor Scour, Vessel Moorings and Associated Infrastructure on Marine Habitats