Norms can be powerful motivators of conservation behavior. Research has distinguished
between subjective or injunctive norms, descriptive norms, and personal norms. To date …

The loss of hooked fish from shark depredation has become an increasing problem in
marine recreational fisheries worldwide, particularly among charter and private-boat …

Geopositioning underwater acoustic telemetry was used to test whether rapid
recompression with weighted return-to-depth (descender) devices reduced discard mortality …

Local and community conservation efforts can increase coral reefs' capacity to adapt to
climate change. In this community‐engaged study, we examine affective dimensions and …

Understanding the relationships among social psychological drivers of pro-environmental
behavior has been the focus of a long-standing body of research aimed at minimizing …

Noncompliance in fisheries is a multifaceted problem whose assessment requires insight
into the drivers of human behavior. We adapted a socio-psychological model, the Theory of …

Captured fish that are released due to fishing regulations, catch-and-release efforts, or
nontargeted bycatch are susceptible to mortality, particularly for species that are subject to …

The population of recreation-seeking fishing tourists is increasing. This study aimed to
examine the variables that contribute to predicting fishing tourists' green behaviors at coastal …

Fishery regulations mandate the release of many caught fish, elevating the importance of
having accurate estimates of discard mortality. Red Snapper Lutjanus campechanus are …

We estimated condition-specific survival rates of gray triggerfish (Balistes capriscus) using a
tag-recapture approach and extrapolated these values to produce an overall discard …