Human-Induced Hydrological Connectivity: Impacts of Footpaths on Beach Wrack Transport in a Frequently Visited Baltic Coastal Wetland

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Marine Science, July 2022

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RT @OceanAndSociety: #Beachwrack provides essential #nutrients for plant growth and reduces #erosion. How are these #seagrass leaves and #a…

RT @OceanAndSociety: #Beachwrack provides essential #nutrients for plant growth and reduces #erosion. How are these #seagrass leaves and #a…

RT @OceanAndSociety: #Beachwrack provides essential #nutrients for plant growth and reduces #erosion. How are these #seagrass leaves and #a…

#Beachwrack provides essential #nutrients for plant growth and reduces #erosion. How are these #seagrass leaves and #algae transported and accumulated in vegetated environments? Have a look at our new publication: https://t.co/7QBmqq3lRG #CoastalWetlands

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