Ocean biodiversity loss is being driven by several anthropogenic threats and significant
efforts are required to halt losses and promote healthy marine ecosystems. The …

The rise of passive acoustic monitoring and the rapid growth in large audio datasets is
driving the development of analysis methods that allow ecological inferences to be drawn …

Biodiversity is in crisis globally, and we consistently fail to hit global targets to stem its loss.
Inspired by the Kunming‐Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, the biodiversity credit …

Passive acoustic monitoring serves as a minimally invasive and effective method for
biodiversity assessment, particularly in bird monitoring through the application of acoustic …

Historically, ecological monitoring of marine habitats has primarily relied on labour-
intensive, non-automated survey methods. The field of passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) …

Marine soundscapes provide important navigational cues to dispersing larvae in search of
suitable habitat. Yet, widespread habitat loss has degraded marine soundscapes and their …

The global decline of coral reefs has driven considerable interest in active coral restoration.
Despite their importance and dominance on mature reefs, relatively few coral restoration …

Marine soundscapes provide navigational information for dispersing organisms, but with
wide‐scale habitat loss, these soundscapes are becoming muted. Consequently, dispersing …

A soundscape is the recording of all sounds present in an area, creating a holistic view of
the acoustic profile in an ecosystem. Studying acoustic parameters of marine soundscapes …

Recruitment of coral larvae on reefs is crucial for individual survival and ecosystem integrity
alike. Coral larvae can detect and respond to a wide range of biotic and abiotic cues …