Marine debris, directly and indirectly, threatens marine habitat and biota. Fishing activity is
generally recognised as a contributor to marine debris, but the relative input from …

This paper urges geographies of waterscapes beyond the blue to consider brown, grey and
green waters, demonstrating the value of remembering water is not everywhere always the …

Green social prescribing, which includes the referral of patients to nature-based activities,
could exacerbate inequalities between people with disabilities and people without …

Exposure to aquatic environments (ie, blue spaces) can lead to improved mental health and
well-being. One meaningful way to spend time in blue spaces is through recreational …

Invasive predators can have dramatic impacts on invaded communities. Extreme declines in
macroinvertebrate populations often follow killer shrimp (Dikerogammarus villosus) …

This paper draws on ethnographic research with angling intervention programmes working
with 'disaffected'young people in the UK to demonstrate how young people use the affective …

Tourism is an activity which globally develops proportionally with the evolution of progress.
The opportunities we enjoy are bigger than ever, but their price should be lowered in order …

Angling is an immensely significant leisure practice that provides an important window onto
the variable and selective ways humans value animals, and on how humans and animals …

The study investigated if incidences of death by drowning in the UK could have been
prevented through the use of lifejackets over a ten year period. This study was a …

Fishing tournaments are a common feature in recreational angling across a wide range of
target species in both fresh and salt waters. Tournaments are organised for a number of …