The effect of changing anthropogenic mercury emissions on marine wildlife is of broad interest. Methylmercury can cause reproductive and neurological damage and biomagnifies in food webs. Mercury availability in the Pacific Ocean has been increasing and therefore could be expect…
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Amidst concurrent global declines in shark populations and advancements in camera technology, underwater photo-identification (photo-ID) is increasingly being used to unobtrusively gather data on potentially sensitive species. Tiger sharks (Galeocerdo cuvier) are prime photo-ID …
Small-scale fisheries (SSF) are poorly documented, yet 90% of the 120 million employed in capture fisheries work in the SSF sector and >1 billion people globally rely on fish as an important source of protein. There is a lack of data on the status of the majority of fisheries in…