Have Depleted Marine Animal Populations Recovered? Partial Recovery Is Possible—But Rarely Complete
Have Depleted Marine Animal Populations Recovered?
Can Fish Counts Be Trusted? Evidence Shows Survey Method Can Strongly Bias Estimates of Abundance and Biomass
Can Fish Counts Be Trusted? Evidence Shows Survey Method Can Strongly Bias Estimates of Abundance and Biomass
What are the Priorities for Shark and Ray Research and Conservation?
What are the Priorities for Shark and Ray Research and Conservation?
Can Sharks and Rays Recover From Declines? Evidence Shows Recovery Is Possible but Highly Sensitive to Ongoing Pressure
Can Sharks and Rays Recover From Declines? Evidence Shows Recovery Is Possible but Highly Sensitive to Ongoing Pressure
What’s Causing the Loss of Manta Ray Tourism? Evidence Points to Widespread Fishing Pressure and Weak Protection in Key Regions
What’s Causing the Loss of Manta Ray Tourism? Evidence Points to Widespread Fishing Pressure and Weak Protection in Key Regions
Do Shark Sanctuaries Really Protect Sharks? It depends.
Do Shark Sanctuaries Really Protect Sharks? It depends
How Do Diverse Species Co-Exist in the Same Place? Evidence Shows They Partition Habitat at Fine Ecological Scales
How Do Diverse Species Co-Exist in the Same Place? Evidence Shows They Partition Habitat at Fine Ecological Scales
Can Recreational Divers Reliably Monitor Sharks and Rays? Evidence Shows They Can Contribute Robust, Scalable Data
Can Recreational Divers Reliably Monitor Sharks and Rays? Evidence Shows They Can Contribute Robust, Scalable Data
What Makes a Shark Sanctuary? It Depends on Design, Enforcement, and Evaluation
What Makes a Shark Sanctuary? It Depends on Design, Enforcement, and Evaluation
Are Shark Sanctuaries Worth It? Evidence Suggests Yes—When Design, Enforcement, and Time Are Aligned
Are Shark Sanctuaries Worth It? Evidence Suggests Yes—When Design, Enforcement, and Time Are Aligned
How Many Sharks Are Killed Each Year? ~100 Million Annually, Reflecting the Scale of Global Fisheries Pressure on Sharks and Ocean Systems
How Many Sharks Are Killed Each Year? ~100 Million Annually, Reflecting the Scale of Global Fisheries Pressure on Sharks and Ocean Systems
Can Citizen Science Track Shark and Ray Populations at Scale? Evidence from Thailand Suggests Yes
Can Citizen Science Track Shark and Ray Populations at Scale? Evidence from Thailand Suggests Yes
Do Fishery Closures Work? Evidence from Canada Suggests Not Always
Do Fishery Closures Work? Evidence from Canada Suggests Not Always
Ocean Data Is Not the Problem: Why Fragmentation Is Costing Us $291 Billion a Year
Ocean Data Is Not the Problem: Why Fragmentation Is Costing Us $291 Billion a Year
The Great Fiji Shark Count: A New Model for Monitoring the Ocean
The Great Fiji Shark Count: A New Model for Monitoring the Ocean