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Restoration projects are increasingly widespread and many promote habitat succession and the diversity and abundance of faunal communities. These positive effects on biodiversity and abundance may extend to enhancing the ecological functioning and resilience of previously degraded ecosystems, but this is rarely quantified. This study surveyed a 200‐ha restoring coastal wetland and three control wetlands...
Early indicators of restoration success can inform adaptive management strategies and maintain community interest and financial investment. Coastal wetland restoration projects prioritize monitoring the succession of habitat forming communities. However, these communities often expand slowly. In contrast, fish and crustaceans can quickly occupy newly available habitats and therefore, may be early...
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