Adam Rees

University of Plymouth

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Emma Sheehan

Professor at University of Plymouth

University of Plymouth

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Sian Rees

University of Plymouth

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Martin Attrill

Professor of Marine Ecology

University of Plymouth

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Peter Davies

University of Plymouth

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Alice Hall

University of Plymouth

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Restorative function of offshore longline mussel farms with ecological benefits for commercial crustacean species

Lessons from Lyme Bay (UK) to inform policy, management, and monitoring of Marine Protected Areas

Shipwrecks act as de facto Marine Protected Areas in areas of heavy fishing pressure

Leaping into the future: Current application and future direction of computer vision and artificial intelligence in marine sciences in South Africa

Catch per Unit Effort of Decapod Species, C. pagurus and H. gammarus, from a Voluntary Marine Reserve

Optimal fishing effort benefits fisheries and conservation

Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management works—How switching from mobile to static fishing gear improves populations of fished and non‐fished species inside a marine‐protected area

Rewilding of Protected Areas Enhances Resilience of Marine Ecosystems to Extreme Climatic Events

An evaluation of the social and economic impact of a Marine Protected Area on commercial fisheries

Acoustic Complexity Index to assess benthic biodiversity of a partially protected area in the southwest of the UK

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Emma Sheehan

Sian Rees

Martin Attrill

Peter Davies

Alice Hall

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