Coral reefs provide food and livelihoods for hundreds of millions of people as well as
harbour some of the highest regions of biodiversity in the ocean. However, overexploitation …

Due to climate change, coral reefs have experienced mass bleaching, and mortality events
in recent years. Although coral reefs are unlikely to persist in their current form unless …

Preserving biodiversity and ecosystem function in the Anthropocene is one of humanity's
greatest challenges. Ecosystem‐based management and area closures are considered an …

Herbivory is a key process on coral reefs, which, through grazing of algae, can help sustain
coral‐dominated states on frequently disturbed reefs and reverse macroalgal regime shifts …

Understanding environmental drivers of fish assemblage composition is fundamental to
designing useful management plans for anthropogenic activities. This study investigated the …

Understanding how invasive species affect key ecological interactions and ecosystem
processes is imperative for the management of invasions. We evaluated the effects of …

Nature reserves are often implemented to restore the condition of habitats, protect
populations of harvested species and to protect, as well as enhance, ecological functions. It …

Parrotfishes (Labridae: Scarini) are widely recognized for their important functional role in
reducing coral-algae competition by grazing algae, yet some species are also coral …

The cross‐scale resilience model suggests that system‐level ecological resilience emerges
from the distribution of species' functions within and across the spatial and temporal scales …

Long-term declines in coastal water quality and sedimentation can affect the restoration
success of ecosystems such as seagrass and shellfish reefs. Resnagging coastal …