A hybrid open access journal • ISSN 0007-4977 / Online 1553-6955
Juan Felipe Blanco-Libreros, Maria Fernanda Adame, Gustavo A Castellanos-Galindo, Samantha K Chapman, Karen Diele, José Ernesto Mancera Pineda, Kerrylee Rogers — Guest Editors
The 6th Mangrove Macrobenthos and Management meeting (MMM6) convened in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, from 24 to 28 July, 2023 and adopted the tagline “Mangrove ecosystems for human well-being in a changing planet.” The symposium brought together over 450 participants from a wide range of sectors and 40 countries across five continents in a shared forum to present research advances, discuss strategies for mangrove conservation and management, and promote the role of mangroves as nature-based solutions to climate change.
The 5th Asia-Pacific Coral Reef Symposium (APCRS) was held in Singapore from 19th to 23rd June, 2023. This special issue presents studies from the symposium, reflecting the breadth and depth of resear...
Coral Reef Papers Special Issues
Abstract Marine aquaculture, defined here as aquaculture that takes place in coastal, nearshore, and offshore environments, has great potential for sustainable development in the United States. Whi...
Research Articles
Fishers in the United States pelagic longline fishery are required to self-report all fishing interactions (captures) on a per-set basis to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) t...
Research Articles
Over the past decade, the Arabian Sea has witnessed an increase in tropical cyclones during the pre- monsoon and post-monsoon months, resulting in heightened devastation across the vulnerable low-lyin...
Coral Reef Papers
This open access special issue focuses on large-scale monitoring efforts that inform ecological and management topics that are highly relevant and timely as coral reefs worldwide continue to decline....
Coral Reef Papers Special Issues
Coralliths are spherical, free-living (motile), scleractinian colonies inhabiting present day and ancient coral reefs. They form by the coral rolling on the seabed which can occur through biological a...
Coral Reef Papers