Environmental change often requires societies to adapt. In some instances, these
adaptations can create feedbacks that amplify the change. Alternatively, other adaptations …

The adoption of fisheries closures and gear restrictions in the conservation of coral reefs
may be limited by poor understanding of the economic profitability of competing economic …

Abstract Small-Scale Fisheries (SSFs) globally and in Kenya face myriad constraints.
However, there is little empirical information about actors' perspectives of these constraints …

Migration is a feature of most small-scale fisheries across the world and has previously been
described in spatial and temporal terms. This study assessed spatial and temporal migration …

Abstract The Western Indian Ocean (WIO) region is home to several species of billfish that
are important ecologically as top predators and as a source of local livelihoods both within …

The present study assessed trends in resource-use, partitioning and management in the
Ungwana Bay fishery, Kenya, using surplus production models. The fishery is one of East …

Abstract The Malindi–Ungwana Bay fishery Kenya is one of the most important marine
fisheries of the Western Indian Ocean. There are two fishing grounds: Formosa and Malindi …

Most of the fishers of coastal East Africa particularly among the Bajuni, Kojani, Macua and
Vezo ethnic communities have historically practiced migration. This study explores the …

The species composition, distribution patterns and abundance of penaeid shrimps in Malindi-
Ungwana Bay, Kenya, were investigated after six years of no bottom trawling in the area …

Coastal areas, and their small-scale fisheries, are important targets for both internal and
transboundary migration partly because high mobility is an inherent feature of many …