Tropical marine Islands are home to rich and highly endemic biodiversity because of their
geographical seclusion. The geographical isolation supports the biodiversity against …

Degradation of the fishery resources in the SCS has been frequently reported, and calls for
international cooperation through establishing an international or multilateral fisheries …

China (herein referred as China's mainland, and excluding Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan)
ranks as the world's leading fishing nation, with approximately 11.1 million tons of domestic …

Excessive rainfall changes salinity in shrimp farming ponds in short period and exerts low
salinity stress on the outdoor breeding shrimp under global warming. Fenneropenaeus …

Coastal waters in the world are suffering from multiple anthropogenic disturbances,
including capture fisheries and aquaculture. Ignoring possible interactions between multiple …

Frigate tuna Auxis thazard fishery is considered a potential marine resource in the open
South China Sea (SCS). However, little is known about the spatial and temporal distribution …

Artificial reefs are used to protect coastal habitats and rebuild fisheries. This engineering
approach to fisheries management has gained popularity in many coastal areas, including …

Abstract The East China Sea (ECS) Large Marine Ecosystem (LME) is a globally significant
fishing ground, but the absence of cooperative regional management impedes the future …

South Korea and China are located adjacent to Korea's West and South Seas and China's
Yellow, Bohai, and East China Seas. These seas are semi-closed and are inhabited by …

Functional diversity is critical to ecosystem stability and resilience to disturbances as it
supports the delivery of ecosystem services on which human societies rely. However …