Ecology, Ecosystems and Coastal Management

Marine Ecosystems and Conservation

Marine ecosystems are the biggest of Earth's sea-going environments and are recognized by waters that have a high salt substance. These frameworks stand out from freshwater biological communities, which have a lower salt substance. Marine waters spread over 70% of the outside of the Earth and record for over 97% of Earth's water supply and 90% of livable space on Earth. Marine biological communities incorporate near shore frameworks, for example, the salt bogs, mudflats, sea grass glades, mangroves, rough intertidal frameworks and coral reefs.

Types:

• Salt Marsh
• Mangroves
• Intertidal Zone
• Estuaries
• Lagoons
• Coral reefs
• Deep sea and Sea floor