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Ted Ames
So what’s really happening with Gulf of Maine cod?
Rashid Sumaila
New threats to the flow of benefits from the global ocean
Virginia Butler
The 10,000 year record of sustainable fisheries in the Pacific Northwest
Peter Tyedmers
Energy use in fisheries: Achilles’ heel or Poseidon’s trident?
Emily Oken
Should pregnant women, nursing mothers, and young children eat fish?
Keith Sainsbury
New frontiers in fisheries management: The Australian approach
David Schindler
The Canadian oil sands: Economic savior or environmental disaster?
Steven Campana
Large sharks tracked with satellite tags reveal their secret hideaways
Rudy Kloser
Sound advice: Acoustical insights into deepwater fisheries and ecosystems
Nancy Baron
The risks and rewards of communicating your science
Nicholas Dulvy
Saving Nemo: The science of marine extinctions
Martin Pastoors
Breaking the paradigms in European fisheries management
Steven Cooke
Global recreational fisheries: Status, issues, and opportunities
David Armstrong
Claws, causes, climate, and corps: A cavalcade of true crab sagas
Rod Wilson
Can Fish Fight Back? Carbonate Production in an Acidic Ocean
Sven/Barbara Huseby/Ettinger
Science, Media and Messaging
Gretchen Hoffman
Individual Responses to Acidifying Oceans: Migration, Acclimation, Adaptation, or Death
Philip Munday
Behavioral and Ecological Consequences of Acidification on Fish
Brian Baird
Can an Acerbic Congress Deal with Acidic Oceans?
Brad Warren
Souring Oceans, Dissolving Shellfish, and the Cure for Cowardly Lions
Scott Doney
Do the Dollars Make Cents? Economic Impacts of Acidification on Fisheries
Miyako Sakashita
Curbing Carbon Pollution – Legal Solutions
John Smol
Lessons Learned from Acidification in Freshwater Ecosystems
Richard Feely
Ocean Acidification: Global Warming’s Evil Twin
2010: Facing an Uncertain Future?
Josh Eagle
The history of the marine conservation movement, 1990-2010
Pamela Mace
Defining “endangered” under the Convention for International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES): Are marine species “special”?
Michael Rubinio
Is aquaculture a sustainable use of the sea?
Julia Baum
In hot water: Consequences of escalating shark exploitation
Barry Gold
Leverage points and incentives in shaping sustainable fisheries: The role of environmental foundations
Andrew Trites
Steller sea lions and groundfish fisheries in Alaska: can the two co-exist
David Allen
Protection strategies for freshwater fisheries and ecosystems
George Rose
Facing the Grand Banks fisheries: Myths and sustainability
2009 Symposium: On the Ground & In the Water – Ecosystem-based fisheries management in practice
Jake Rice
Making an Ecosystem Approach work in Fisheries – After the revolution you actually have to govern well
Anne Hollowed
An Assessment of Fisheries Management Strategies in Alaska Relative to the Goals of Ecosystem Approaches to Management
Villy Christensen
Quantitative support tools to implement EBFM
Lisa Woonick
MPAs and EBFM: issues of scale, perspective, and coordination
Tony Smith
Tools to support EBFM and their implementation in Australia
Andrew Constable
Emerging approaches for ecosystem-based management on forage species, taking account of the need for recovery of top predators
Rosie Hurst
Steps towards EBFM in New Zealand fisheries
Simon Jennings
Do European research and advisory structures encourage pragmatic development and application of the ecosystem approach?
Jason Link
Implementing EBFM in the US Atlantic
Frank Parrish
Identifying themes and goals for EBFM in the Hawaiian Archipelagic Marine Ecosystem Research (HAMER) plan
Donald MacIsaac
EBFM at the Pacific Fishery Management Council: Perspectives From the Front Line
Diana Evans
Shifting baselines, constant focus: integrating an ecosystem approach into everyday management
Jim Cowan
Emerging from Baird’s Shadow: Challenges to Implementation of ESBFM
Dave Fluharty
What Takes So Long to Implement EBFM in the US?
Nick Raynes
Policy, risk and money – EBFM in Australian fisheries
Mary Ruckelshaus
Applying EBM in Puget Sound: including the human element
Selina Heppel
Scaling up, scaling down: linking community-based stewardship to the needs of fishery management
Ray Hilborn
The future of EBFM and fisheries management?
2008: Where Sustainability Meets Reality
Phil Levin
From Ecology to Ecosystem Management: Practical Realities on the West Coast
Pierre Freon
Sustainable Exploitation of Small Pelagic Fish Stocks Challenged by Environmental and Ecosystem Change
Jeremy Prince
The Barefoot Ecologist’s Toolbox—Re-scaling Fisheries Assessment and Management
Cathy Roheim
Effectiveness of Market-Based Measures in Promoting Sustainable Fisheries: The Role of Corporate Social Responsibility
Laura Singer
Rules of Engagement: Scientists, Industry, and Fishery Managers in New England
Steve Murawski
The Myths and Realities of Ecosystem-based Management
James Ianelli
Navigating the Windfalls and Pitfalls of Sustainability: Bering Sea Pollock
Steve Gaines
Can Marine Reserves Benefit Fisheries?
John Reynolds
Ecology of Extinction Risk in Fish Species