Trophic ecology and resource use are challenging to discern in migratory marine species,
including sharks. However, effective management and conservation strategies depend on …

Large predators play important ecological roles, yet many are disproportionately imperiled.
In marine systems, artificial reefs are often deployed to restore degraded reefs or …

Highly mobile species can be challenging for fisheries management and conservation due
to large home ranges combined with dependence on discrete habitat areas where they can …

Acoustic telemetry, in which transmitters projecting ultrasonic signals carrying unique
identification codes are deployed on marine and aquatic animals and detected and logged …

Seasonal migrations are key to the production and persistence of marine fish populations
but movements within shelf migration corridors or,“flyways”, are poorly known. Atlantic …

Understanding the fundamental reproductive biology of a species is the first step toward
identifying parameters that are critical for reproduction and for the development of assisted …

Offshore sand shoals are a coveted sand source for coastal restoration projects and as sites
for wind energy development. Shoals often support unique fish assemblages but their …

The health and welfare of farmed fish are highly dependent on environmental conditions.
Under suboptimal conditions, the negative impact on welfare can cause changes in fish …

Western Australia (WA) is host to a genetically discrete population of grey nurse sharks
Carcharias taurus, listed by the IUCN as Near Threatened based on mean annual catch …

Offshore wind energy development, including along the US Atlantic coast, frequently occurs
within important multispecies migration corridors; however, assessing the regional factors …