Author comment: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R0/PR1 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer

Опубликована: Апрель 20, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

Biogeomorphological inheritance: The legacy of past landforms constrains future tropical coastal landscapes DOI Creative Commons
Colin D. Woodroffe

Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, Год журнала: 2025, Номер 50(2)

Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025

Abstract Coasts are some of the most dynamic environments on Earth. Coastal systems comprise physical together with a biological component, and, for much world, human element, which in many cases imposes anthropogenic stresses. The component is especially prominent tropics, and biogeomorphology these coasts dominated by role played key organisms: corals, form impressive coral reefs, mangroves, fringe low‐energy shorelines. Whereas present to past, past also sets stage future changes play out. Coral reefs have deciphering trajectory sea‐level change, modern often founded older Pleistocene reefs. Inheritance apparent both at scale interglacial highstands terms Holocene landforms that characterise reef‐top habitats. stratigraphy mangrove reveals their more passive response rise, constrained accommodation space provided prior topography. suite developed during few millennia resulted variable coastal landscape. Tidal incursion into low‐lying terrain enables establishment, re‐occupying former channel courses. landform change has been contingent biogeomorphological history, tropical will reflect part legacy geomorphological evolution. inheritance investigated respect reef wetland environments, illustrating how predispose response.

Язык: Английский

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Decision: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R2/PR12 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer, Janine B. Adams, Martin Le Tissier

и другие.

Опубликована: Июнь 29, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

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Decision: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R1/PR9 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer, Janine B. Adams, Martin Le Tissier

и другие.

Опубликована: Июнь 29, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

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Author comment: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R2/PR10 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer

Опубликована: Июнь 29, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

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Review: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R1/PR7 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer, Janine B. Adams, Martin Le Tissier

и другие.

Опубликована: Июнь 28, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

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Recommendation: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R2/PR11 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer, Janine B. Adams, Martin Le Tissier

и другие.

Опубликована: Июнь 29, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

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Recommendation: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R1/PR8 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer, Janine B. Adams, Martin Le Tissier

и другие.

Опубликована: Июнь 29, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

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Author comment: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R1/PR6 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer

Опубликована: Июнь 25, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

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Decision: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R0/PR5 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer, Janine B. Adams, Martin Le Tissier

и другие.

Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

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Recommendation: Coastal futures: New framings, many questions, some ways forward — R0/PR4 DOI Creative Commons
Tom Spencer, Janine B. Adams, Martin Le Tissier

и другие.

Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2023

Although coasts are frequently seen as at the frontline of near-future environmental risk, there is more to understanding future coastal environments than a simple interaction between increasing hazards (particularly related global sea level rise) and exposure vulnerability populations. The environment both multi-hazard regionally differentiated, populations, in what should be coupled social–ecological–physical system, affected by, themselves modify, impact dynamics. As dance human decisions change unfolds over coming decades, transdisciplinary approaches will required come better on identifying following sustainable management pathways, including promotion innovative restoration activities. Inputs from indigenous knowledge systems local communities particularly important these stakeholders crucial actors implementation ecosystem-based mitigation adaptation strategies.

Язык: Английский

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