Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing food production sectors and has great potential for
food security and livelihoods. However, it generates concerning consequences for the …

As with the global scenario, a number of climate change 'symptoms' are being detected in
Malaysia. Local scholars have looked into the problems of rising temperature, rising sea …

Bycatch of seabirds and marine mammals in gillnet fisheries is a major hazard for
conservation globally. Measures for bycatch mitigation in fisheries management mostly base …

Fisheries around the world are declining due to growing anthropogenic pressures including
climate change and overexploitation. Understanding how small-scale fishers respond to this …

Inland capture fisheries (ICFs) provide ecosystem services–fish for food, livelihoods and
recreation–to people and therefore have an economic value. Economic valuation can inform …

The vulnerability of less developed regions is exacerbated by a lack of information to inform
appropriate adaptation planning. We addressed this challenge in the islands of Lombok and …

This study explores the dynamic relationship between CO2 emissions, average rainfall
(RFL), average temperature (TEMP), and aquatic marine fish production (ACQ) in Malaysia …

Integrated lake management requires coherence of various regulations related to
environmental preservation and natural resource use. There are, as of yet, no specific laws …

Understanding the human and religious dimensions of global environmental change is
critical for addressing the twin Anthropocene crises of biodiversity loss and climate change …

abstract The vulnerability of less developed regions is exacerbated by a lack of information
to inform appropriate adaptation planning. We addressed this challenge in the islands of …