Local and traditional ecological knowledge (LTK) is increasingly recognized as an important
component of scientific research, conservation, and resource management. Especially …

Fishers' knowledge research is an approach to fisheries research that has a relatively long
history, yet has generally failed to become integrated into the fisheries science mainstream …

Abstract The United Nations are currently negotiating a new international legally-binding
instrument to govern the global ocean commons, a vast area beyond national jurisdiction …

One of the expected effects of global change is increased variability in the abundance and
distribution of living organisms, but information at the appropriate temporal and …

Abstract The use of Local Environmental Knowledge has been considered as an important
strategy for adaptive management in the face of Global Environmental Change. However …

The reef fisheries in the Philippines are highly affected by various anthropogenic stressors
including climate change, marine pollution and fish depletion arising from overfishing. There …

The long‐term impacts of large hydroelectric dams on small‐scale fisheries in tropical rivers
are poorly known. A promising way to investigate such impacts is to compare and integrate …

Ocean systems, and the culturally and commercially important fishes that inhabit them, face
growing threats. Increasingly, unconventional data sources are being used to inform …

Comparable information on the status of natural resources across large geographic and
human impact scales provides invaluable context to ecosystem‐based management and …

Coral reef fishes differ in their intrinsic vulnerability to fishing and rates of population
recovery after cessation of fishing. We reviewed life history-based predictions about the …