Paul K. Dayton

Paul K. Dayton is a renowned marine ecologist who studies how ocean ecosystems, particularly coral reefs and coastal environments, function and recover from disturbances. His research focuses on understanding the complex interactions among organisms and their habitats, helping to inform conservation and management strategies. Dayton’s work emphasizes the importance of biodiversity, resilience, and human impact in maintaining healthy marine ecosystems. His insights support efforts to protect and restore ocean environments facing threats like climate change, overfishing, and pollution.