The number of decommissioned oil and gas platforms will increase over the coming
decades. In the tropics and sub-tropics, platforms may operate near biodiverse natural …

Objective Offshore wind development is expected to expand rapidly along the East Coast of
the United States within the next 10 years and will impact the biology and ecology of the …

Objective Since 2010, three spatially disjunct reef fish video surveys have provided fishery‐
independent data critical to the assessment and management of reef fishes in the Gulf of …

Globally, aging offshore oil and gas (O&G) platforms face resource depletion, and
regulations often demand platform removal through decommissioning. In the North Sea,>€ …

Human-fortified ship channel inlets can represent the only connection between estuarine
and coastal waters for tens of kilometers in some areas of the Northern Gulf of Mexico …

Oil and gas platforms provide reef habitat for many fish species on continental shelves. Red
snapper (Lutjanus campechanus) are an important component of these communities in the …

Offshore oil and gas platforms support abundant reef fish and are popular fishing sites for
recreational anglers. However, the rapid decommissioning and removal of active platforms …

Assessing marine fish community size spectra with hydroacoustics is challenging, as
communities are diverse, schooling and swim-bladder-less fishes are common, and fish …