Human activities have fundamentally altered the marine environment, creating a need for
effective management in one of Earth's most challenging habitats. Remote camera imagery …

JENS GREINERT3, NANCY JACOBSEN STOUT8, DANIEL OB JONES1, ANNE JORDT3,
JEFFREY W. KAELI9, KEVIN KÖSER3, LINDA A. KUHNZ8, DHUGAL LINDSAY10, KIRSTY …

Countries committed to implementing the Convention on Biological Diversity's 2011–2020
strategic plan need effective tools to monitor global trends in biodiversity. Remote cameras …

Observing spatial and temporal variations of marine biodiversity from non-destructive
techniques is central for understanding ecosystem resilience, and for monitoring and …

Understanding the complex factors and mechanisms driving the functioning of coastal
ecosystems is vital towards assessing how organisms, ecosystems, and ultimately human …

The turbulent waters off ocean beaches provide habitat for large marine fauna, including
dolphins, sharks, rays, turtles and game fish. Although, historically, these assemblages have …

Research on the ecology and biology of marine mammal populations is necessary to
understand ecosystem dynamics and to support conservation management. Emerging …

The extent and speed of marine environmental mapping is increasing quickly with
technological advances, particularly with optical imaging from autonomous underwater …

A minuscule fraction of the deep sea has been scientifically explored and characterized due
to several constraints, including expense, inefficiency, exclusion, and the resulting …

We present a novel system of drifting pelagic baited stereo‐video cameras that operate in
deep‐water, topographically complex environments typically considered inaccessible for …