Documented impacts of climate change on marine systems indicate widespread changes in
many geographic regions and throughout all levels of the ocean's food webs. Oceans …

Anthropogenic climate change is already apparent and will have significant, ongoing
impacts on Australian fishes and their habitats. Even with immediate actions to reduce …

The challenges that climate change poses for marine ecosystems are already manifesting in
impacts at the species, population, and community levels in Australia, particularly in …

Australia's aquatic ecosystems are unique, supporting a high diversity of species and high
levels of endemism; however, they are also extremely vulnerable to climate change. The …

Planned adaptation to climate impacts and subsequent vulnerabilities will necessarily
interact with autonomous responses enabled within existing fisheries management …

Climate change adds a significant stress to biodiversity in Canada, compounding the effects
of continuing habitat loss and over-exploitation of natural resources. These cumulative …

Marine legislation, the key means by which the conservation of marine biodiversity is
achieved, has been developing since the 1960s. In recent decades, an increasing focus on …

Climate change is already affecting many of the world's ecosystems with far-reaching
impacts. In this special issue, contributors focus on the current and projected impacts of …

Climate change poses novel and complex challenges to planning, management, and
policies for marine and coastal social-ecological systems. Despite ongoing discussion of …

Climate change is a major environmental threat and there is a national imperative to
determine likely impacts on fisheries in Australia. Northern Australia is predicted to be …