A hybrid open access journal • ISSN 0007-4977 / Online 1553-6955
Time-lapse cameras revealed low but species-specific predation on outplanted endangered white abalone. Predator activity varied with season and habitat, offering insights for improving reintroduction success and refining restoration strategies....
Light traps around Santa Catalina Island captured diverse larval fishes and octopus paralarvae, dominated by cryptic species. Findings show seasonal patterns and demonstrate light traps as an effective, low-cost tool for improving nearshore biodiversity monitoring....
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. While the United States’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ) supports many ocean uses and socio-ecological systems, an ecosystem siting and management...
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) to quantify catch, increase conservation efforts, and allow for an accounting of international quota-managed species. Additionally, trained...