Cayne Layton

Research Fellow & Lecturer

University of Tasmania Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies

Australia

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Cayne Layton is a Research Fellow and Lecturer at the University of Tasmania Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies in Australia. His research primarily focuses on marine climate interventions, the governance of ocean ecosystems, and the conservation of kelp forests. Recent publications include studies on the effects of climate change on biodiversity and the challenges of marine restoration efforts.

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Governing novel climate interventions in rapidly changing oceans

Unsolicited nudis: ongoing spread of two non-native nudibranchs along Australia’s east coast

Enhance responsible governance to match the scale and pace of marine–climate interventions

Novel marine-climate interventions hampered by low consensus and governance preparedness

A historical review of giant kelp harvesting in Tasmania

Endangered giant kelp forests support similar fish and macroinvertebrate communities to sympatric stipitate kelp forests

Upscaling marine forest restoration: challenges, solutions and recommendations from the Green Gravel Action Group

The Kelp Forest ﻿Challenge: A collaborative global movement to protect and restore 4 million hectares of kelp forests

Introducing the Seaweed Specialist Group of the IUCN Species Survival Commission

Having our kelp and eating it too: Minimizing trade-offs from seaweed farming

The endemic kelp <i>Lessonia corrugata</i> is being pushed above its thermal limits in an ocean warming hotspot

Cool-edge populations of the kelp Ecklonia radiata under global ocean change scenarios: strong sensitivity to ocean warming but little effect of ocean acidification

Organellar genomes of giant kelp from the southern hemisphere

A strategic review and research roadmap for offshore seaweed aquaculture—A case study from southern Australia

From Tasmania to the world: long and strong traditions in seaweed use, research, and development

The Kelp Forest Alliance: A Global Community of Practice to Understand, Advise, and Motivate Kelp Forest Conservation and Restoration

Farms and forests: evaluating the biodiversity benefits of kelp aquaculture

Giant kelp rafts wash ashore 450 km from the nearest populations and against the dominant ocean current

Restored kelp facilitates lobster recruitment but not other mid‐trophic macroinvertebrates

Density‐dependence and seasonal variation in reproductive output and sporophyte production in the kelp, Ecklonia radiata

A successful method of transplanting adult Ecklonia radiata kelp, and relevance to other habitat‐forming macroalgae

Kelp patch size and density influence secondary productivity and diversity of epifauna

Kelp Forest Restoration in Australia

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Maria Carmen Lemos

Jeffrey T. Wright

Ohad Peleg

Ana Giraldo Ospina

Luisa Mangialajo

Sophie J. I. Koch

Katherine O'Brien

Georgina Wood

Prudence Francis

Federica Romina Schanz

Catriona Macleod

Gretta Pecl

Trine Bekkby

Alejandra Mora-Soto

Damon Britton

Scott Ling

Adriana Verges

Wouter Visch

John Patrick Keane

Ceridwen Fraser

Alecia Bellgrove

Jurgen Valckenaere

Pippa Moore

Samuel Starko

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The Kelp Forest Challenge: A collaborative global movement to protect and restore 4 million hectares of kelp forests