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Drill-cored artificial rock pools can promote biodiversity and enhance community structure on coastal rock revetments at reclaimed coastlines of Penang, Malaysia

Based on: Chee S.Y., Wee J.L.S., Wong C., Yee J.C., Yusup Y. & Mujahid A. (2020).

Shelving the coast with Vertipools: retrofitting artificial rock pools on coastal structures as mitigation for coastal squeeze

Based on: Hall A.E., Herbert R.J.H., Britton J.R., Boyd I.M. & George N.C. (2019).

Creation of microhabitats (tidepools) in ripraps with climax communities as a way to mitigate negative effects of artificial substrate on marine biodiversity

Based on: Ostalé-Valriberas E., Sempere-Valverde J., Coppa S., García-Gómez J.C. & Espinosa F. (2018).

Increasing habitat complexity on seawalls: investigating large- and small-scale effects on fish assemblages

Based on: Morris R.L., Chapman M.G., Firth L.B. & Coleman R.A. (2017).

Eco-engineered rock pools: a concrete solution to biodiversity loss and urban sprawl in the marine environment

Based on: Firth L.B., Browne K.A., Knights A.M., Hawkins S.J. & Nash R. (2016).

Drill-cored rock pools: an effective method of ecological enhancement on artificial structures

Based on: Evans A.J., Firth L.B., Hawkins S.J., Morris E.S., Goudge H. & Moore P.J. (2016).

Ecologically informed engineering reduces loss of intertidal biodiversity on artificial shorelines

Based on: Browne M.A. & Chapman M.G. (2011).

Patchiness in habitat distribution can enhance biological diversity of coastal engineering structures

Based on: Cacabelos E., Thompson R.C., Prestes A.C.L., Azevedo J.M.N., Neto A.I. & Martins G.M. (2019).

Long-term modifications of coastal defences enhance marine biodiversity

Based on: Martins G.M., Jenkins S.R., Neto A.I., Hawkins S.J. & Thompson R.C. (2016).

Patchiness in resource distribution mitigates habitat loss: insights from high‐shore grazers

Based on: Skov M.W., Hawkins S.J., Volkelt-Igoe M., Pike J., Thompson R.C. & Doncaster C.P. (2011).

Enhancing stocks of the exploited limpet Patella candei d’Orbigny via modifications in coastal engineering

Based on: Martins G.M., Thompson R.C., Neto A.I., Hawkins S.J. & Jenkins S.R. (2010).

Low-crested coastal defence structures as artificial habitats for marine life: using ecological criteria in design

Based on: Moschella P.S., Abbiati M., Åberg P., Airoldi L., Anderson J.M., Bacchiocchi F., Bulleri F., Dinesen G.E., Frost M., Gacia E., Granhag L., Jonsson P.R., Satta M.P., Sundelöf A., Thompson R.C. & Hawkins S.J. (2005).

A global analysis of complexity-biodiversity relationships on marine artificial structures

Based on: Strain E.M.A., Steinberg P.D., Vozzo M., Johnston E.L., Abbiati M., Aguilera M.A., Airoldi L., Aguirre J.D., Ashton G., Bernardi M., Brooks P., Chan B.K.K., Cheah C.B., Chee S.Y., Coutinho R., Crowe T.P., Davey A., Firth L.B., Fraser C., Hanley M.E., Hawkins S.J., Knick K.E., Lau E.T.C., Leung K.M.Y., McKenzie C., Macleod C., Mafanya S., Mancuso F.P., Messano L.V.R., Naval-Xavier L.P.D., Ng T.P.T., O'Shaughnessy K.A., Pattrick P., Perkins M.J., Perkol-Finkel S., Porri F. & et al. (2021).

Area-independent effects of water-retaining features on intertidal biodiversity on eco-engineered seawalls in the tropics

Based on: Loke L.H.L., Heery E.C., Lai S., Bouma T.J. & Todd P.A. (2019).

The effects of manipulating microhabitat size and variability on tropical seawall biodiversity: field and flume experiments

Based on: Loke L.H.L., Bouma T.J. & Todd P.A. (2017).

Succession of seawall algal communities on artificial substrates

Based on: Loke L.H.L., Liao L.M., Bouma T.J. & Todd P.A. (2016).

Ecological engineering across organismal scales: trophic-mediated positive effects of microhabitat enhancement on fishes

Based on: Taira D., Heery E.C., Loke L.H.L., Teo A., Bauman A.G. & Todd P.A. (2020).

Effects of habitat area and spatial configuration on biodiversity in an experimental intertidal community

Based on: Loke L.H.L., Chisholm R.A. & Todd P.A. (2019).

Ecological enhancement techniques to improve habitat heterogeneity on coastal defence structures

Based on: Hall A.E., Herbert R.J.H., Britton J.R. & Hull S.L. (2018).

Estuarine and coastal structures: environmental effects, a focus on shore and nearshore structures

Based on: Dugan J.E., Airoldi L., Chapman M.G., Walker S.J. & Schlacher T. (2011) Academic Press, 8, 17-41.

Making seawalls multifunctional: the positive effects of seeded bivalves and habitat structure on species diversity and filtration rates

Based on: Vozzo M.L., Mayer-Pinto M., Bishop M.J., Cumbo V.R., Bugnot A.B., Dafforn K.A., Johnston E.L., Steinberg P.D. & Strain E.M.A. (2021).

Evaluating seaweed farming as an eco-engineering strategy for ‘blue’ shoreline infrastructure

Based on: Heery E.C., Lian K.Y., Loke L.H.L., Tan H.T.W. & Todd P.A. (2020).

Eco-engineering increases habitat availability and utilisation of seawalls by fish

Based on: Ushiama S., Mayer-Pinto M., Bugnot A.B., Johnston E.L. & Dafforn K.A. (2019).

Increasing microhabitat complexity on seawalls can reduce fish predation on native oysters

Based on: Strain E.M.A., Morris R.L., Coleman R.A., Figueira W.F., Steinberg P.D., Johnston E.L. & Bishop M.J. (2018).

Can transplanting enhance mobile marine invertebrates in ecologically engineered rock pools?

Based on: Morris R.L., Martinez A.S., Firth L.B. & Coleman R.A. (2018).