In landscape planning and policy-making, environmental sounds have only negative
impacts on human health. The natural sounds that promote healthy and supportive …

Soundscape ecology has gained prominence in the monitoring of marine ecosystems due to
its non-invasive characteristics and spatiotemporal efficiency. However, the development of …

Abstract Aim Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management has highlighted the importance
of studying ecosystem functions and services, and the biological traits that drive them. Yet …

Globally, nations are designating marine protected areas to recover and protect habitats and
species. With targets to protect 30% of marine areas by 2030, the effectiveness of MPAs to …

This study is an insight into the spatial use and economic performance of a fishery and
linked fisher wellbeing across economic, social and health domains over a 12-year …

In recent years, passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) has been widely applied in the field of
soundscape ecology. Meanwhile, acoustic indices, as an important tool for rapid biodiversity …

Background Providing coral reef systems with the greatest chance of survival requires
effective assessment and monitoring to guide management at a range of scales from …

This decade represents a critical period to profoundly rethink human–nature interactions in
order to address the interwoven climate and biodiversity crises. Marine Protected Areas …

Elasmobranch fishes (sharks, skates and rays) are some of the most morphologically and
behaviourally diverse vertebrates on the planet, demonstrating a wide range of feeding …

Using passive acoustic methods for biodiversity conservation and effective ecosystem
monitoring is hindered by laborious, human-mediated processes of accurately identifying …