The marine ecosystems of Western Australia, including those in the Kimberley, are classified
as being of moderate to low productivity. This is primarily a consequence of the influence of …

The status of the nearshore finfish resource in the West Coast Bioregion (WCB) of Western
Australia (WA) was largely unknown prior to this study. Previously, declining catches of …

Most fished coastal marine teleost finfish have life histories that can be divided up into
spawning/reproduction, eggs and larval periods, a juvenile phase, and an adult phase …

[Extract] Fish are an important component of the fauna of aquatic ecosystems of northern
Australia. They contribute substantially to the overall biodiversity in the region and are …

This review updates the description of the inshore fisheries around England and Wales
provided in Gray (1995), which in turn succeeded Pawson and Rogers (1989) and Pawson …

1.1 Background Nearshore fish species such as Australian herring (Arripis georgianus),
tailor (Pomatomus saltatrix), whiting (Sillaginidae) and southern garfish (Hyporhamphus …

Increasing human population and its demand for fishery products is placing mounting
pressure on the coastal marine environment. As wild fisheries reduce in size or stabilise …

The fisheries of the three major southern hemisphere eastern boundary currents are briefly
reviewed. In all three systems, physical environmental variables influence fish catches in a …

This book provides an overview of the status of marine and estuarine fish populations that
are harvested by commercial and recreational fisheries managed by the New South Wales …

The responsible approach to marine stock enhancement is a set of principles aimed at
maximising the success and benefits of artificially re‐stocking depleted fisheries. The …