Understanding larval connectivity patterns in exploited fishes is a fundamental prerequisite for developing effective management strategies and assessing the vulnerability of fishery to recruitment overfishing localised extinction. To date, however, researchers have not considered how regional variations fishing pressure also influence recruitment. We used genetic parentage analyses modelling i...

Shark depredation is a worldwide yet not well understood problem that responsible for economic losses in both commercial and recreational fisheries. We collaborated with fishers from the Mariana Islands western Pacific to identify depredating shark species via mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) barcoding of partially consumed fish real-world events. Trained collected swabs 29 events line fishery targeti...

Abstract Co-management, a governance process whereby management responsibility is shared between resource users and other collaborators, mainstream approach for governing social ecological aspects of small-scale fisheries. While many assessments co-management are available single time periods, across longer time-scales rare–meaning the dynamic nature, long-term outcomes, insufficiently understo...

Reef-associated fish are a crucial source of protein for coastal residents and play an important role in the economy ecology marine ecosystems. However, human activities climate change have led to degradation their habitats South China Sea (SCS) East (ECS). This study models potential reef-associated SCS ECS between 1993 2019 using high-spatial-resolution environmental factors presence data, es...

This study aims to look into Napoleon wrasse ranching in Anambas Islands Regency. Historically, the society has been socially constructed an unsustainable view of exploiting marine resources. In fishery, overfishing played a significant role loss its populations. Due lack adult stock ecosystem, larvae despite high mortality rate are also sought as target. It is found tremendous amount wasted pe...