Highlights•The marine aquarium trade (MAT) is vast and relies on biodiversity hotspots.•The
MAT can play a role in maintaining harmony between coral reef ecosystems, and the reef …

Climate change is altering ecosystems and fisheries throughout the world's oceans,
demanding climate‐adaptive governance for conserving and managing living marine …

The trade of live marine animals for home and public aquaria has grown into a major global
industry. Millions of marine fishes and invertebrates are removed from coral reefs and …

The majority of the world's fisheries, by number, are data‐poor/limited, and there is a
growing body of literature pertaining to approaches to estimate data‐limited stock status …

Bait is an integral part of coastal life, but is perceived as a low‐value resource as fisheries
are data‐limited, locally focussed and largely unregulated even though the ecological …

Qualitative risk assessment frameworks, such as the Productivity Susceptibility Analysis
(PSA), have been developed to rapidly evaluate the risks of fishing to marine populations …

A majority of fisheries across the globe are data-and/or capacitylimited, in that they lack data
and/or resources to generate statistical estimates of stock status, often leading to ineffective …

Wild-caught fish from coral reefs, one of the most threatened ecosystems on the planet,
continue to supply the marine aquarium trade. Despite customs and veterinary checks …

The marine ornamental fish trade (MOFT) is a worldwide industry that targets a remarkable
quantity and diversity of reef fish species and provides an important source of revenue for …

1. Ecosystem-based management of coral reef fisheries aims to sustainably deliver a
diverse portfolio of ecosystem services. This goal can be undermined if the ecosystem shifts …