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Tidal barriers isolate intertidal areas from tides, creating distinct conditions on either side of the barrier, and freshwater releases change the receiving area's hydrology and salinity. However, the combined effect of these human actions is unknown. Using the macrobenthos community as a bioindicator, we sampled part of the northern Yellow River Delta that has been managed using tidal barriers and...
Human activities such as seashore reclamation can have profound negative impacts on the macrobenthos of coastal wetlands. Using the Yellow River Delta as a case study, we conducted a thorough search of the literature to create a synthesis about the effects of reclamation processes. We found 31 publications that met our selection criteria, and we summarized their data to systematically quantify the...
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