Small-scale fisheries are an important source of food, income and cultural identity to millions
of people worldwide. Despite many fisher people observing declining catches, a lack of data …

Quantitative assessment and management of small-scale fisheries is a persistent problem
for fisheries. Crustaceans are particularly challenging for conventional techniques because …

Macroalgal blooms are increasing on the Belize Barrier Reef (BBR) as scleractinian coral
cover declines. Although some have attributed this to reduced grazing, the role of land …

The Bombay duck (Harpadon nehereus) forms the second-largest single-species marine
fishery in Bangladesh and therefore has a significant impact on the local economy, providing …

Abstract Analysis of spawning biomass per‐recruit has been widely adopted in fisheries
management. Fishing mortality expressed as spawning potential ratio (SPR) often requires a …

The ecological footprint (EF) is an important tool for assessing ecological resource
occupancy. The three-dimensional (3D) EF changes the EF from a plane to a column, and …

Assessment of data-limited fish stocks is a rapidly evolving topic in marine fisheries, and is
supported by an increasing focus on the socio-economic and ecological importance of small …

Inland fisheries can support complex social-ecological systems and contribute to food
security. However, many target stocks lack monitoring and quantitative assessment. There …

Size‐based indicators are appropriate for monitoring status and guiding management of
multi‐species, multi‐gear fisheries, such as coral reef fisheries. From May 2018 to April …

Because edible insects (EI) have been, in recent years, recommended as a nutritious animal
protein food with enormous environmental advantages over other sources of animal protein …