Technology that is developed for or adopted by the recreational fisheries sector (eg, anglers
and the recreational fishing industry) has led to rapid and dramatic changes in how …

Tourists harm the destination environment in many different ways. Behavioural economics
contributes to the formulation of public and private policies to reduce this harm. The nudging …

Conservation is predominantly an exercise in trying to change human behaviour–whether
that of consumers whose choices drive unsustainable resource use, of land managers …

Most conservation initiatives require changes in human behavior. For example, the
establishment of a protected area will typically require some people to change their land-use …

Recreational fisheries (RF) are complex social-ecological systems that play an important
role in aquatic environments while generating significant social and economic benefits …

Marine ecosystems are undergoing major transformations due to the establishment and
spread of Non-Indigenous Species (NIS). Some of these organisms have adverse effects, for …

Marine recreational fishing is popular globally and benefits coastal economies and people's
well‐being. For some species, it represents a large component of fish landings. Climate …

Recreational anglers have been key players in aquatic conservation, but this role is
increasingly obscured. Other environmental sectors are now more visible stakeholders …

The effectiveness of recreational fisheries governance has been mixed, with some countries
boasting good governance practices that sustain productive recreational fisheries, while …

The rate of change in marine ecosystems and the speed with which pressure on those
systems is escalating are much faster than rates of institutional change or management …