Populations of two coral reef shark species are declining rapidly: the pattern of decline highlights both the substantial impact of poaching on closed areas and the success of strict no-entry marine protected areas in maintaining healthy shark populations
1. Reef sharks are declining worldwide under ever increasing fishing pressure with potential consequ...
The worldwide decline in coral cover has serious implications for the health of coral reefs. But wha...
Marine protected areas (MPA) are one management tool that can potentially reduce declining shark pop...
1. The decline of large-bodied predatory species in the oceans is a concern both from a sustainabili...
SummaryMarine ecosystems are suffering severe depletion of apex predators worldwide [1–4]; shark dec...
Marine ecosystems are suffering severe depletion of apex predators worldwide [1], [2], [3] and [4]; ...
No-take marine protected areas (MPAs) are a commonly applied tool to reduce human fishing impacts on...
1. Reef sharks are declining world-wide under ever-increasing fishing pressure, with potential conse...
Marine ecosystems are suffering severe depletion of apex predators worldwide [1–4]; shark declines a...
We collected reef shark population data from a large network of no-take and no-entry reserves (ie hu...
Large marine protected areas (MPAs) have recently been established throughout the world at an unprec...
A global survey of coral reefs reveals that overfishing is driving resident shark species toward ext...
1. Reef sharks are declining worldwide under ever increasing fishing pressure with potential consequ...
The worldwide decline in coral cover has serious implications for the health of coral reefs. But wha...
Marine protected areas (MPA) are one management tool that can potentially reduce declining shark pop...
1. The decline of large-bodied predatory species in the oceans is a concern both from a sustainabili...
SummaryMarine ecosystems are suffering severe depletion of apex predators worldwide [1–4]; shark dec...
Marine ecosystems are suffering severe depletion of apex predators worldwide [1], [2], [3] and [4]; ...
No-take marine protected areas (MPAs) are a commonly applied tool to reduce human fishing impacts on...
1. Reef sharks are declining world-wide under ever-increasing fishing pressure, with potential conse...
Marine ecosystems are suffering severe depletion of apex predators worldwide [1–4]; shark declines a...
We collected reef shark population data from a large network of no-take and no-entry reserves (ie hu...
Large marine protected areas (MPAs) have recently been established throughout the world at an unprec...
A global survey of coral reefs reveals that overfishing is driving resident shark species toward ext...
1. Reef sharks are declining worldwide under ever increasing fishing pressure with potential consequ...
The worldwide decline in coral cover has serious implications for the health of coral reefs. But wha...
Marine protected areas (MPA) are one management tool that can potentially reduce declining shark pop...
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