Abstract Australia's Great Barrier Reef is an iconic ecosystem that has been managed using
a multi-use zoning plan over the last four decades. The Long-Term Monitoring Program …

Oysters have been recognized as ecological engineers for aquatic ecosystems, as oyster
reefs provide critical habitats and foraging locations for other marine species. In the past few …

Ecosystem-based management on coral reefs has historically focused on biodiversity
conservation through the establishment of marine reserves, but it is increasingly recognised …

Microplastics are ubiquitous contaminants in marine environments and organisms.
Concerns about potential impacts on marine organisms are usually associated with uptake …

Climate change stressors are progressively simplifying biogenic habitats in the terrestrial
and marine realms, and consequently altering the structure of associated species …

Inshore marine seascapes support a diversity of interconnected habitats and are an
important focus for biodiversity conservation. This study examines the importance of habitat …

Abstract Along the Great Barrier Reef, multi-year fish and oceanographic data were
integrated to determine the shelf-scale relationship between oceanographic and …

Escalating climate and anthropogenic disturbances draw into question how stable large-
scale patterns in biological diversity are in the Anthropocene. Here, we analyse how …

Sound production rates of fishes can be used as an indicator for coral reef health, providing
an opportunity to utilize long-term acoustic recordings to assess environmental change. As …

Unprecedented global bleaching events have led to extensive loss of corals. This is
expected to lead to extensive losses of obligate coral-dependent fishes. Here, we use a …