China is one of the most important marine fishery countries, yet little is known about its small-
scale fisheries (SSFs). This paper uses Hainan Province of China as a case study to …

To establish an estimation procedure for reliable catch amount of illegal, unreported and
unregulated (IUU) fishing, light-gathering fishing operations in the northwestern Pacific were …

Achieving blue transition-sustainable fishery development has become one of the most
important concerns for China's blue economy. Blue transition is defined as the transition …

China (herein referred as China's mainland, and excluding Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan)
is the largest contributor to global seafood production. While China's marine fisheries have …

The Beibu Gulf is one of the most important fishing grounds in the South China Sea (SCS),
and the fisheries resources in this area are exploited by both China and Vietnam. In recent …

Distribution patterns of lit fisheries in the South China Sea (SCS) were investigated using
seasonally averaged nighttime light remote sensing data from 2016. Light-fishing activities …

China now accounts for over 2/3 of the world's production of marine-based seafood.
Chinese mariculture has contributed to the stability of the global food supply, but millions of …

Climate change is one of the most concerning topics in the Anthropocene. Increasing sea
water temperature will trigger a series of ecological consequences, altering the various …

Identifying strategies to maintain seafood supply is central to global food supply. China is the
world's largest producer of seafood and has used a variety of production methods in the …

Subsidies are widely criticized in fisheries management for promoting global fishing capacity
growth and overharvesting. Scientists worldwide have thus called for a ban on “harmful” …