Indonesia, the world's largest archipelagic nation and second-largest fish producer in the
world, has fisheries distinguished by a high diversity of species and with a large variety of …

Nighttime light remote sensing has attracted increasing attention in fishery management due
to its unique advantages in observing light fisheries. NASA's Black Marble product suite …

Purpose This study aims to unveil the variables that drive Indonesia's seafood exports to
organization of Islamic cooperation (OIC) countries, including a deeper analysis to …

There is limited empirical evidence showing the impacts of marine plastic pollution on
ecosystem services or on human health and well-being in Global South countries. We aimed …

Crustacean fisheries represent an increasingly important contribution to global landings,
food security and economic growth, especially in developing countries. However, many …

As key tuna producers and exporters globally, developing countries are exposed to
voluntary sustainability certification to respond to market and consumer demands. Only …

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 …

Stewardship, as a concept that relates to any action taken by a steward in favor of the
sustainability of their environment, has attracted attention. However, research on …

The bivalve mollusk Iphigenia brasiliensis, locally known as tarioba, is an important fishing
resource exploited along the coast of Maranhão. Despite its socioeconomic relevance to …

Indonesia's natural puerulus resources position the country as a potential leader in lobster
aquaculture. Over the last decade, frequent policy changes aimed at restricting exports have …