Migration is a widespread but highly diverse component of many animal life histories. Fish
migrate throughout the world's oceans, within lakes and rivers, and between the two realms …

The harvest of marine resources has long‐standing cultural and economic importance to
The Bahamas and other small island develo** states. Tourists and residents place a …

Economic impact assessments (EIAs) have long been used to estimate the economic
benefits of human activities. More recently, environmental economists have applied EIAs to …

Tropical and subtropical coastal flats are shallow regions of the marine environment at the
intersection of land and sea. These regions provide myriad ecological goods and services …

It has been suggested that tourism fisheries can raise the value of landed catch, provide
alternative livelihoods for local artisanal fishers and, because recreationally caught fishes …

The biological consequences of catch-and-release (C&R) angling revolve around
interactions between the physiological and behavioural responses of the captured fish and …

Animal movement and resource use are essential considerations for effective environmental
management, but they are challenging to quantify in expansive natural ecosystems such as …

Understanding the nature of migratory behaviors within animal populations is critical to
develop and refine conservation and management plans. However, tracking migratory …

Atlantic tarpon (Megalops atlanticus) support an economically important fishery, yet there is
limited information on the status of their fishery and population. A survey consisting of …

Fish can have complex life histories and use multiple habitats and resources during different
life stages. Consequently, their complete life histories are often poorly understood. Atlantic …