A5012293052- Marine and fisheries research
- Global Energy and Sustainability Research
- Arctic and Russian Policy Studies
- Coral and Marine Ecosystems Studies
- Coastal and Marine Management
- Marine animal studies overview
- Rangeland and Wildlife Management
- Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
- Marine and coastal plant biology
- International Maritime Law Issues
- Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
- Marine Bivalve and Aquaculture Studies
- Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology
University of Colorado Boulder
2022-2023
College of the Holy Cross
2020
Across the high seas, distant water fisheries have benefited from government subsidies. Public funds directed toward supporting fishery sector enabled these to extend their range and duration at sea, threatening fish populations health of ocean ecosystems. Fuel subsidies been identified as primary form subsidy, often allowing fishing vessels continue operations despite declining revenues. While significant attention has understanding on a global scale, magnitude specific Southern Ocean...
Climate change and fishing present dual threats
Abstract Facilitating coexistence between people and wildlife is a major conservation challenge in East Africa. Some models aim to balance the needs of wildlife, but effectiveness these rarely assessed. Using case‐study approach, we assessed ecological performance pastoral area northern Tanzania (Manyara Ranch) established long‐term population monitoring program (carried out intermittently from 2003 2008 regularly 2011 2019) embedded distance sampling framework. By comparing density...
Climate change is having profound effects on populations of fished species and the ecosystems which they depend, lending to a growing body work that advocates for climate resilience be priority in fishery management.Here, we provide comprehensive analysis tools needed manage resiliency.The Antarctic region among most vulnerable change, thus, then consider resilient management utilized by Commission Conservation Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR), responsible marine living resources as part...
Climate change is having profound effects on populations of fished species and the ecosystems they depend on. Global projections suggest this trend will continue with declines in marine biomass fishing yields. Given cumulative threats faced by fisheries, scientists have advocated for fishery management to be redesigned through lens climate resiliency. We performed a literature review towards identifying best practices fisheries under change. then assessed progress these resilient Commission...