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  • Conservation Biology
  • Climate Change Adaptation

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  • Kelp forests (Order Laminariales) are foundational primary producers and ecosystem engineers.
  • They provide critical habitats, coastal defenses, carbon sequestration, and food resources.
  • Kelp are threatened by climate change, over-harvesting of predators, and pollution.

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  • To discuss the interactive effects of multiple stressors on kelp.
  • To highlight the need for research integrating kelp conservation with multiple stressor theory.
  • To identify key research questions for improving kelp management and restoration.

Main Methods:

  • This opinion paper synthesizes existing knowledge on kelp ecology and stressor impacts.
  • It frames the discussion within the context of multiple stressor theory.
  • It outlines critical research priorities and questions.

Main Results:

  • Multiple stressors can interact in complex ways to affect kelp populations and ecosystems.
  • Understanding context-dependency and prior exposure is vital for predicting kelp responses.
  • Current research often lacks the temporal and biological complexity needed for accurate predictions.

Conclusions:

  • Integrated research on kelp conservation and multiple stressor interactions is urgently needed.
  • Prioritizing research on stressor interactions, prior exposure, and ecosystem-level effects will enhance predictive power.
  • This knowledge is essential for the effective conservation and restoration of kelp ecosystems globally.