We quantify the present-day climate risks to port globally from multiple natural hazards and operational disruptions.

Sharks and rays are key functional components of coral reef ecosystems, yet many populations of a few species exhibit signs of depletion and local extinctions. 

Merging machine learning algorithms and physical considerations, we assess connectivity and bleaching recovery potential in the Coral Triangle from 1993 to 2017

The traditional definition of Indo-Pacific warm pool does not hold under greenhouse warming. 

We harness the power of marine citizen science data to undertake the most comprehensive account to date of factors driving early stages of marine species redistributions.

Million Dollar coral reefs: more than 325 kilometers of reefs reduce storm damages across the US by more than over $1M/km.

Our recent experiments on salt marshes in the Lagoon of Venice demonstrate the importance of the subsurface in controlling the delicate balance that determines coastal marsh survival under sea-level rise.

A potential strategy for marine species to cope with warming oceans is to track areas with optimal thermal conditions and shift their spatial distributions. 

Low-lying island nations like Indonesia are vulnerable to sea level Height EXtremes (HEXs). When compounded by marine heatwaves, HEXs have larger ecological and societal impact.