Bali, Indonesia sits within the coral triangle and is internationally recognised for its high coral
reef diversity. The health of Bali's marine ecosystems has declined in recent decades, and …

Blast fishing (known variously as dynamite and bomb fishing) has caused long-term damage
to reefs and coastal livelihoods for decades. Blasting reefs with explosives provides fish for …

Seaweed farming is a popular alternative livelihood approach that has been included in
Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) projects in many tropical developing countries. Using …

The late 1970s and early 1980s may be taken as an important turning point in the history of
the extension of the frontier of fishing in Southeast Asian waters. It was at this time that the …

Live fish have long been traded around Southeast Asia as a luxury food item. The fish are
displayed alive in aquaria in restaurants and markets. Consumers select individual fish that …

A review of a major community-based marine protected area programme (CB-MPA) in an
Indonesian island archipelago is the point of departure for this article. Despite a well …

The effectiveness of marine protected areas depends largely on whether people comply with
the rules. We quantified temporal changes in benthic composition, reef fish biomass, and …

Conservation programs in developing countries emphasize the need for participatory and
collaborative approaches to resource management. While indigenous peoples and ethnic …

Small-scale fisheries in coral reef areas support the livelihoods of millions of people
worldwide. Anthropogenic impacts such as overfishing and climate change increasingly …

ABSTRACT THE knowledge that indigenous, artisanal and commercial fishers and marine
hunters accumulate over the course of their fishing careers can be invaluable to marine …