Transnational environmental crime has become the largest financial driver of social conflict,
with severe implications for peace and security. Sustainable-development frameworks need …

Human-wildlife conflict (HWC) includes how people perceive risks associated with negative
interactions with wildlife. Risk perceptions are important for conservationists to understand …

The overexploitation of biological resources severely threatens many species, requiring
urgent and effective conservation interventions. Such interventions sometimes require …

Measures adopted to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and economic shocks caused by the
pandemic have affected food networks globally, including wild meat trade networks that …

Abstract On January 9, 2017, the United States (US) National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration enacted the Seafood Import Monitoring Program (SIMP) in an effort to close …

Management of human-wildlife conflict is often challenging and complex, particularly when
the conflict involves sharks. New technologies are being trialled in New South Wales, on …

Women's access to natural resources for food and livelihoods is shaped by resource
availability, income, and the gender dynamics that mediate access. In fisheries, where men …

Accessing the world's oceans is essential for monitoring and sustainable management of the
maritime domain. Difficulty in reaching remote locations has resulted in sparse coverage …

Accounts of fishing conflicts have been rising globally, particularly between small-scale and
industrial vessels. These conflicts involve verbal or physical altercations, and may include …

Growing concern about the biodiversity crisis has led to a proliferation of conservation
responses, but with wide variation between countries in the levels of engagement and …