Protected areas are frequently established as a management tool to conserve terrestrial and
aquatic habitats and species. Monitoring and evaluation are a necessary part of adaptive …

The purpose of this study is to investigate fish biodiversity in the Kelekar floodplain. The
study is explorative, with the determination of observation stations and with purposive …

Freshwater protected areas are rarely designed specifically for this purpose and
consequently their conservation benefit cannot be guaranteed. Using Lake Tanganyika as a …

Land use changes in the tropics under the pressure of population growth have attracted
wide attention. In this study, the riparian area with more settlements was selected to explore …

Abstract Lake Tanganyika, in central Africa, contains a diverse and endemic fauna under
threat from global climate change, overfishing, and nearshore sediment pollution. Previous …

Lake Tanganyika is recognized for its unique rich fish biodiversity of high socio-ecological
value, exceptional beauty, and the fact that it sustains one of the most important African …

With a greater range of management practices and so many threats to coral reefs, assessing
coral reef resilience using social-ecological approaches is an important way towards …

Co-management is increasingly recognized as an effective model for managing fisheries,
but little information exists on whether co-management can produce effects in species other …

Cooperative behaviour often co‐occurs with the defence of key resources, typically in the
form of a breeding site or territory communally exploited by a group of cooperating …

The cichlid family features some of the most spectacular examples of adaptive radiation.
Evolutionary studies have highlighted the importance of both trophic adaptation and sexual …