Insights into how public audiences perceive and relate to the ocean are pivotal to successful
societal engagement and integration of human dimensions in marine conservation …

Attaining an equitable Blue Economy requires reconsidering historical extractive usages of
natural ocean capital in favor of more sustainable activities. Scuba diving is an expanding …

Carbon taxation on air travellers is widely considered an effective way of offsetting
environmental externalities and adjusting tourist flows. Despite the popularity of carbon …

The economic value of water quality is poorly understood in Hawaii. Quantifying the
economic value of coastal water quality would inform policy decisions that impact the coast …

Marine protected areas (MPAs) are a key tool for achieving goals for biodiversity
conservation and human well-being, including improving climate resilience and equitable …

Monitoring spatiotemporal patterns in marine environments is crucial to ensure a better
understanding of ecosystem functioning and, ultimately, for adequate management and …

Earlier declines in marine resources, combined with current fishing pressures and
devastating coral mortality in 2015, have resulted in a degraded coral reef ecosystem state …

Coastal communities are exerting increasingly more pressure on coral reef ecosystem
services in the Anthropocene. Balancing trade-offs between local economic demands …

Wildlife-focused tourism is often considered as having the potential to play an integral part of
threatened species conservation efforts, particularly through financial support. We focused …

Island ecosystems are recognised as high priority for biodiversity conservation, with invasive
species a significant threat. To investigate prioritisation invasive species control, we …