The food industry is facing crises, such as loss of habitat for biodiversity and poor working
conditions for farm workers, as well as pressures, especially from external stakeholders, that …

Globally, 6 million coral reef fishers provide~ 25% of emergent countries' catch, but species
have low value. The marine aquarium trade (MAT) targets high-value biodiversity, but …

Reef fish assemblages across tropical and temperate latitudes are increasingly threatened
by human impacts and climate change. Accurate and efficient survey methods are essential …

Many tropical reef fisheries are underperforming relative to maximum sustained yields
despite their importance for the economies and food security of natural resource dependent …

Effective solutions to the ongoing" coral reef crisis" will remain limited until the underlying
drivers of coral reef degradation are better understood. Here, we conduct a global-scale …

Addressing diverse and complex socio-ecological challenges is crucial for achieving ocean
sustainability. This is especially true for effective fishery management, which is vital for the …

Abstract Development programs can train fishers in value-adding but factors influencing who
is likely to benefit are not well understood. Small-scale fishers worldwide often fall short …

This study integrates technology-organisation-environment (TOE) theory with situation-actor-
process (SAP) and learning-action-performance (LAP) models to provide a comprehensive …

Community engagement has been identified as a key component for successful
conservation efforts. According to community members, key stakeholders, and coral reef …

Coral reef ecosystems are among the most imperiled globally from human impacts. They are
also the most biodiverse marine ecosystems and play a vital role in the food and livelihood …