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Physical processes,  biotic  processes  and  human  activities  all  act  to  shape  marine  ecosystems.  Future management,of  these ,valuable ,ecosystems ,requires ,an  integrative ,approach ,that  takes ,into  account complicated organismal  interactions,  oceanographic  processes  that  span  large  scales  of  time  and  space,  and how,anthropogenic ,effects  interact  with  the  natural  environment. ,The  temperate ,west  coasts  of  North ,and South America represent a unique opportunity for comparison, as many of the same oceanographic processes, particularly upwelling, occur off both coasts. Additionally, a number of marine ecosystems in both areas have surprising parallels. Here we present an overview of the oceanographic processes that dominate the coastlines, and give  examples  of  ecosystems  and  the  effects  that  oceanography,  human  activities  and  their  interaction have on the communities. Key words: eastern  boundary  currents,  anthropogenic  effects,  marine  community  ecology,  fisheries,

An overview of interactions among oceanography, marine ecosystems, climatic and human disruptions along the eastern margins of the Pacific Ocean