Abstract The United Kingdom's first large‐scale, offshore, long‐line mussel farm deployed its
first ropes in 2013 in Lyme Bay, southwest United Kingdom, located in an area of seabed …

Ocean biodiversity loss is being driven by several anthropogenic threats and significant
efforts are required to halt losses and promote healthy marine ecosystems. The …

Monitoring biodiversity and how anthropogenic pressures impact this is critical, especially as
anthropogenically driven climate change continues to affect all ecosystems. Intertidal areas …

Abstract Having left the European Union, the UK Fisheries Act (hereafter referred to as the
Act) provides a framework that may advance sustainable marine resource management …

Expansion of bivalve aquaculture offshore reports lower environmental impacts compared to
inshore farms. Taking a Before-After Control-Impact approach, this study presents the first …

Globally, nations are designating marine protected areas to recover and protect habitats and
species. With targets to protect 30% of marine areas by 2030, the effectiveness of MPAs to …

This decade represents a critical period to profoundly rethink human–nature interactions in
order to address the interwoven climate and biodiversity crises. Marine Protected Areas …

Recent research has uncovered rapid compositional and structural reorganization of
ecological assemblages, with these changes particularly evident in marine ecosystems …

The need for alternative strategies to assist in the monitoring and sustainable management
of fisheries' resources is becoming increasingly important. In recent years, greater utilization …

Marine protected areas (MPAs) and other area-based conservation measures used in
conjunction with climate-smart fisheries management approaches are important for …