Global change challenges coupled natural-human systems such as fisheries social-
ecological systems (SES) because they are confined by spatial and functional ecosystem …

In recognition of the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems worldwide, integrated
research teams have coupled climate change projections with social-ecological models to …

Effective management of ocean resources is crucial for achieving desired ecological,
economic, and social outcomes. Marine ecosystem-based management (EBM) offers a …

The ability to strengthen governance institutions and fisheries restrictions and laws is
needed to improve conservation and management of common‐pool resources. We …

Small-scale fisheries are immensely important for the livelihoods, nutrition, and cultural
identities of millions of people, but their impacts are less understood than those of industrial …

Coastal communities, small-scale fishers and Indigenous People are on the frontline of
climate change, bearing the brunt of erosion, extreme weather events, and new water and …

The occurrence of climate change introduces an element of unpredictability into the fishing
activities of local fishers on the Natuna Regency. These seasonal fluctuations in weather …

Coastal kelp forests are important sources of primary productivity and provide essential
habitat and ecosystem services. In many areas around the world, the formation and …

Many Small Island Develo** States (SIDS) are experiencing a nutrition transition, wherein
high prevalence of malnutrition co-occurs with growing rates of diet-related non …

This body of work explores dynamics of temperate marine grazers that are sensitive to food
availability and inhabit regions with dramatic contemporary variation in abiotic conditions …