The responsible approach to marine stock enhancement is a set of principles aimed at
maximising the success and benefits of artificially re‐stocking depleted fisheries. The …

This article synthesizes information on marine and estuarine release programs in Australia
and evaluates potential opportunities for stock enhancement. In Australia, the scale of …

While extreme climatic events (ECE s) are predicted to become more frequent, reliably
predicting their impacts on consumers remains challenging, particularly for large consumers …

The cover of seagrasses and macroalgae, landings and fishery-independent measures of
spawning stock and recruitment for brown tiger prawns, were monitored immediately …

The first standardised summer aerial survey of dugongs within Shark Bay in Western
Australia, and the fourth in a series of surveys of this area, was undertaken during February …

Extensive cyanobacterial mats are a feature of the high intertidal zone in the Exmouth Gulf,
Western Australia. This study provides a description of the position of the mats within the …

A bioeconomic model was developed to evaluate the potential performance of brown tiger
prawn stock enhancement in Exmouth Gulf, Australia. This paper presents the framework for …

Abstract Development around estuaries leads to degradation of tidal wetlands and alteration
of tidal flows, which impacts on fishery productivity. Contemporary management seeks to …

We describe a statistical method for estimating the effectiveness of a stock enhancement
programme using nuclear DNA loci. It is based on knowing the population allele frequencies …

Hatchery-based fisheries enhancement involves supplementing natural recruitment through
releases of cultured individuals to increase the productivity of wild harvest fisheries. The …