Marine Drugs,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
22(12), С. 575 - 575
Опубликована: Дек. 23, 2024
Marine
invasive
species
pose
significant
ecological,
economic,
and
social
challenges,
disrupting
native
ecosystems,
outcompeting
local
altering
biodiversity.
The
spread
of
these
is
largely
driven
by
global
trade,
shipping,
climate
change,
which
allow
non-native
to
establish
themselves
in
new
environments.
Current
management
strategies,
including
early
detection,
rapid
response,
biosecurity
measures,
have
had
some
success,
but
the
complexity
scale
problem
require
continuous
monitoring.
This
review
explores
possibility
using
marine
as
skincare
ingredients
Azorean
islands
a
case
study
for
valorization
biomass.
Additionally,
this
addresses
legislative
barriers
that
delay
development
sustainable
cosmetic
markets
from
species,
highlighting
regulatory
landscape
critical
area.
It
concludes
present
regional
requires
solutions.
Such
solutions
strongly
need
address
environmental
impacts
net
socioeconomic
benefits,
such
must
also
consider
all
differences,
technical
capacities
financial
resources
available.
Thus,
future
perspective,
strategies
should
emphasize
international
collaboration
more
effective
policies
prevent
species.
There
still
much
work
be
completed.
By
working
together,
biodiversity
generations
will
better
monitored
explored.
Frontiers in Ocean Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
1
Опубликована: Янв. 4, 2024
Human
activities
at
sea
have
increased,
causing
subsequent
degradation
of
ocean
health
and
affecting
ecosystem
services
societal
goods
benefits.
Climate
change
further
exacerbates
the
cumulative
effects
these
their
associated
pressures.
Hence,
effective
management
multiple
is
imperative
to
ensure
sustainable
use
ocean.
In
response
challenges,
we
developed
a
comprehensive
conceptual
framework
model
within
an
ecosystem-based
approach.
This
encompasses
versatile
toolbox
designed
assess
pressures
environmental
status
under
European
Marine
Strategy
Framework
Directive,
in
compliance
with
Birds
Habitats
Directives
requirements
need
secure
maintenance
provision
Although
examples
current
discussion,
consider
that
there
are
similar
challenges
many
seas
worldwide
so
recommendations
here
widely
applicable.
Our
aim
facilitate
validation,
harmonization,
demonstration
this
across
regional
several
countries,
different
scales,
from
local
regional,
including
overseas
territories.
approach
aims
foster
comparability
assessments.
We
anticipate
proposed
methodologies
will
serve
as
foundational
benchmark
against
which
progress
can
be
assessed
line
expectations
policy
requirements.
Additionally,
work
prepares
groundwork
for
forthcoming
evaluation
suitability,
robustness,
applicability
solutions
tools,
thereby
assisting
managers
achieving
Good
Environmental
Status
(GES),
both
wider
global
contexts,
address
common
worldwide.
Biological Conservation,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
292, С. 110548 - 110548
Опубликована: Март 12, 2024
The
ever-accelerating
process
of
introduction
and
establishment
invasive
alien
species
(IAS)
in
marine
waters
requires
engaging
different
actors
the
management
planning.
To
address
this
challenge,
stakeholders
need
an
integrated
approach
for
defining
actions
control
within
ecosystem-based
framework:
to
seek
enhance
coordination,
collaboration
trust
among
all
affected
by
changes
linked
social
-
ecological
systems.
This
study
explores
complexities
opportunities
managing
economically
valuable
IAS,
demonstrating
tailored
strategies
that
consider
key
details
needed
successful
such
as
timing
removals
economic
considerations
appropriate
incentive
mechanisms
time
horizons
favor
long-term
conservation
goals.
We
propose
a
set
can
serve
roadmap
effective
IAS
management,
considering
their
dual
role
nuisances
resources.
These
pertain
local,
regional
international
levels,
encouraging
meaningful
stakeholder
engagement
through
co-management
structures
foster
development
robust
plans,
enabling
better
control.
outcome
holds
potential
positive
contributions
blue
economy—
sustainable
use
resources,
including
fisheries,
tourism,
renewable
energy—
meeting
sustainability
objectives.
Early
detection
and
rapid
response
are
critical
to
the
successful
management
of
non-indigenous
species
(NIS)
rely
on
effective
surveillance
programmes.
Risk-based
surveillance,
where
targets
high
risk
locations,
is
most
efficient
form
NIS
surveillance.
However,
further
research
required
impact
different
levels
emphasis
risk,
in
sampling
designs
efficacy.
This
study
implements
a
theoretical
simulator
model
relative
merit
strategies
with
focus
for
at
one
or
more
sites.
Three
potential
scenarios
were
modelled:
random,
risk-based
heavy
each
three
distributions
combined
risks
introduction
establishment:
exponential,
random
uniform.
An
example
analysis
using
derived
data
also
provided.
Sensitivity
elasticity
analyses
conducted
identify
variables
which
influence
outputs.
The
interaction
between
method
probability
changes
abundance
was
modelled.
It
found
that
distribution
influences
performance
risk-
have
lower
times
detections
and,
generally,
higher
probabilities
compared
skewed
distributions.
there
trade-off
short
time
failure
particularly
Therefore,
an
over-emphasis
could
provide
suboptimal
detection.
showed
number
seed
sites,
mean
site
visit
rate
had
largest
effects
time,
highlighting
complexity
designing
In
conclusion,
optimal
strategy
conditional
this
highlights
value
model-based
simulators
guide
decision-making
design
Biological Invasions,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
27(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
Abstract
The
increasing
prevalence
of
non-indigenous
species
(NIS)
in
marine
ecosystems
poses
significant
challenges
for
biodiversity
conservation
and
ecosystem
management.
Advances
molecular
techniques
enable
early
detection
long-term
monitoring
such
taxa,
especially
when
coupled
with
spatio-temporally
wide
sampling
by
networks
as
the
European
ARMS
Marine
Biodiversity
Observation
Network
(ARMS-MBON).
This
initiative
performs
standardised
campaigns
using
autonomous
reef
structures
(ARMS)
along
coasts
adjacent
regions,
providing
open-access
DNA
metabarcoding
data
sets.
We
tested
potential
genetic
observatory
to
detect
monitor
NIS
analysing
all
publicly
available
ARMS-MBON
cytochrome
c
oxidase
subunit
I
(COI)
18S
rRNA
amplicon
sequencing
February
2024
a
customised
bioinformatic
pipeline.
Screening
against
World
Register
Introduced
Species
(WRiMS)
applying
manual
curation,
we
identified
63
taxa
considered
at
one
or
more
locations.
included
widespread
new
introductions,
Eucheilota
menoni
Adriatic
Sea.
found
no
significantly
higher
number
samples
from
locations
particularly
impacted
maritime
traffic
compared
other
areas.
Our
results
suggest
that
network
approach
is
powerful
detecting
NIS,
curation
still
an
essential
step
obtaining
reliable
results.
recommend
key
improvements
including
spatially
intense
across
diverse
environments
well
enhancement
reference
checklists
databases
ensure
accurate
identification
both
known
unknown
Europe.
Molecules,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
30(4), С. 917 - 917
Опубликована: Фев. 16, 2025
Recent
research
efforts
to
mitigate
the
burden
of
biofouling
in
marine
environments
have
focused
on
development
environmentally
friendly
coatings
that
can
provide
long-lasting
protective
effects.
In
this
study,
antifouling
performance
novel
polyurethane
(PU)-based
containing
cyclam-based
Fe(III)
complexes
against
Cobetia
marina
biofilm
formation
was
investigated.
Biofilm
assays
were
performed
over
42
days
under
controlled
hydrodynamic
conditions
mimicked
environments.
Colony-forming
units
(CFU)
determination
and
flow
cytometric
(FC)
analysis
showed
PU-coated
surfaces
incorporating
1
wt.%
with
formula
[{R2(4-CF3PhCH2)2Cyclam}FeCl2]Cl
(R
=
H,
HOCH2CH2CH2)
significantly
reduced
both
culturable
total
cells
C.
biofilms
up
50%
H)
38%
compared
surface
without
(control
surface).
The
architecture
further
analyzed
using
Optical
Coherence
Tomography
(OCT),
which
formed
exhibited
a
thickness
(58-61%
reduction),
biovolume
(50-60%
porosity
(95-97%
contour
coefficient
(77%
reduction)
control
surface,
demonstrating
more
uniform
compact
structure.
These
findings
also
supported
by
Confocal
Laser
Scanning
Microscopy
(CLSM)
images,
decrease
coverage
complexes.
Moreover,
FC
revealed
exposure
increases
bacterial
metabolic
activity
induces
ROS
production.
results
underscore
potential
these
incorporate
as
bioactive
additives
effectively
deter
long-term
colonization
environments,
thereby
addressing
biofouling-related
challenges.
Marine Pollution Bulletin,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
214, С. 117753 - 117753
Опубликована: Март 8, 2025
Non-indigenous
species
(NIS)
pose
a
significant
threat
to
society
and
the
ecosystem
in
Mediterranean
Sea
as
well
global
ecosystems.
These
are
introduced
into
marine
environments
through
combination
of
various
vectors
that
likely
interconnected.
Therefore,
this
study
collectively
investigates
shipping
activities,
environmental
dynamics,
socioeconomic
factors
causative
drivers
NIS
incidence
Sea.
For
purpose,
data
sets
covering
period
between
1993
2023
were
retrieved
from
online
databases.
The
model
overall
largely
explained
rate
(79.3
%)
relative
contribution
selected
variables
varied
17.1
%
7.6
%,
population
bulk
carrier
ships,
respectively.
Consequently,
while
some
examined
more
important
than
others,
clearly
indicated
all
these
need
be
considered
for
efficient
management
strategies
NIS.
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Март 28, 2025
Pressures
on
the
marine
environment
threaten
biodiversity,
ecosystem
functions
and
services.
Current
environmental
policies,
such
as
European
Marine
Strategy
Framework
Directive,
require
assessment
of
combined
effects
application
ecosystem-based
management
approaches
to
maintain
or
achieve
Good
Environmental
Status
(GES)
ecosystems.
We
mapped
major
activities
pressures
affecting
deep-sea
benthic
habitats
in
mainland
component
Portuguese
EEZ
assess
their
support
decision-making
conservation.
Activities
related
traffic,
fisheries,
climate
change
processes
are
among
most
prevalent
study
area.
As
a
data-poor
case
study,
pressure
layers
were
only
partially
due
lack
information
inadequacy
available
data
derive
suitable
proxies
intensity.
chemical
changes,
chemicals
other
pollutants
widespread,
while
abrasion
damage
geographically
limited.
Endogenic
dominate
bathyal
decrease
prevalence
with
depth,
exogenic
more
widespread
abyss
than
Benthic
zone,
closer
200-meter
bathymetric
contour,
consistently
exhibited
higher
effect
scores,
suggesting
risk
potential
impacts
these
components.
Research
directed
towards
areas
is
required
state
develop
conservation
restoration
measures,
if
necessary,
GES.
A
continuous
for
open-access
databases
containing
high-quality,
standardized,
harmonized
crucial
future
assessments
human
Biology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(4), С. 421 - 421
Опубликована: Апрель 14, 2025
The
Mediterranean
Sea
is
considered
a
hotspot
for
bioinvaders.
Nonetheless,
information
on
non-indigenous
benthic
foraminifera
still
fragmented.
This
study
documents
the
first
time
presence
along
northwestern
Adriatic
coast
of
species
Virgulinella
fragilis,
Grindell
and
Collen
(1976).
Due
to
low
abundance
recorded
in
area,
this
may
represent
an
early
colonization
phase.
We
discuss
temporal
spatial
patterns
V.
fragilis
arrival
Seas,
we
hypothesize
stowaway
transport
(via
ship
fouling
or
ballast
water)
as
main
introduction
pathway.
Morphological
test
analyses
suggest
that
prefers
oxygen
content,
consistent
with
ecological
requirements
reported
taxon
literature.
application
Maximum
Entropy
(MaxEnt)
modeling
indicates
key
factor
influencing
basin
bacterial
concentration
expressed
NO3.
Projections
under
future
climate
scenarios
(RCP
4.5)
point
decline
habitat
suitability
conditions,
making
widespread
invasion
unlikely
Mediterranean.
emphasize
importance
continuous
biomonitoring
detection
alien
species,
improving
our
understanding
dynamics
enabling
prompt
conservation
actions,
especially
regions
impacted
by
anthropogenic
activities.