Coral reef ecosystems are being fundamentally restructured by local human impacts and
climate-driven marine heatwaves that trigger mass coral bleaching and mortality. Reducing …

Spatial subsidies increase local productivity and boost consumer abundance beyond the
limits imposed by local resources. In marine ecosystems, deeper water and open ocean …

Recent archaeological excavations in the Negev desert of the southern Levant have yielded
a surprising and unprecedented amount of fish remains, found in the landfills at Byzantine …

Social networks have been and remain important in Oceania for building and maintaining
social-ecological resilience. However, there is little quantitative information on the role of fish …

Abstract In the Abrolhos Bank (Southwest Atlantic), multidimensional indicators were used in
sustainability assessments of data‐poor reef fisheries. Potential impacts, risks and stocks …

Novel methodologies now make it possible to track the complete geographical movements
of seafood species from reproduction to human consumption. Doing so will better inform …

Species distribution models (SDMs) are used to interpret and map fish distributions based
on habitat variables and other drivers. Reef fish avoidance behavior has been shown to vary …

Using social media, we collect evidence for how nearshore fisheries are impacted by the
global COVID-19 pandemic in Hawai'i. We later confirm our social media findings and obtain …

Herbivorous fishes and urchins can contribute to reef resilience by removing algae that are
competitive with corals, yet herbivorous fishes are frequently targeted by fishers. The …

English summary Continuous inputs of plastic into the ocean degrade marine ecosystem
quality, necessitatinginterventions from local to global scales. As the impacts of mismanaged …