Although, the involvement of artisanal fishing communities in conservation and management
is now commonplace, their participation rarely goes beyond providing local and traditional …

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically, quickly, and extensively affected fisheries, the
effects of which have yet to be quantified globally, although some efforts have already been …

Small-scale fishers on Caribbean coral reefs have exploited fish spawning aggregations (FSAs)
for generations, but intense fishing has led to the loss of traditional aggregation sites. In …

Citizen science is a rapidly growing field with well-designed and run citizen science projects
providing substantial benefits for conservation and management. Marine citizen science …

“If you can’t beat ‘em, eat ‘em”: the development of commercial markets is an emerging strategy
to control invasive species. This strategy may have fewer unintended ecological impacts …

Coastal marine ecosystems provide livelihoods for small-scale fishers and coastal communities
around the world. Small-scale fisheries face great challenges since they are difficult to …

Some locations have extraordinary ecological and conservation significance and subsequently
need protection to guarantee the persistence of species that depend on them. Fish …

Spatial closure regimes such as marine protected areas (MPAs) have emerged as a prominent
tool in the effort to balance ecosystem health and fishery productivity. As MPAs have …

As a member of the ”High Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy”, Mexico has
committed to expand community-based marine conservation. We draw from more than two …

Implementing new and effective control strategies to reduce populations of invasive species
is needed to offset their negative impacts worldwide. The spread of Indo-Pacific lionfish (…