Erik Franklin

Associate Research Professor

University of Hawaii

United States

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Erik Franklin is an Associate Research Professor at the University of Hawaii. His research interests include marine ecosystem management, fishery sustainability, and the impact of anthropogenic stressors on coral reefs. Franklin has authored several recent articles, focusing on topics such as water circulation characteristics in marine environments, detection of marine debris, and conservation strategies for tropical fisheries. His work aims to enhance understanding and management of aquatic ecosystems, particularly in Hawaiian and Indonesian contexts.

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Ross Langston

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Chelsie Counsell

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Hawaii Pacific University

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Jinwen Xu

Florida International University

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University of Hawaii at Manoa

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Articles (15)

Nuʻupia Ponds’ Water Circulation Characteristics: Exploring Water Exchange and Residence Time for Marine Ecosystem Management

Increased occurrence of the rare golden color morph of Pacific chub Kyphosus sandwicensis in a no‐take marine reserve

Multiple-goal bioeconomic programming to address conflicting management objectives in Indonesian small pelagic fisheries

Large-area automatic detection of shoreline stranded marine debris using deep learning

A Short-Term Winner? Dramatic Increases in the Population of Mushroom Coral Lobactis scutaria (Anthozoa: Fungiidae) in KAohe Bay, Hawaia i from 2000 to 2018

Capacity development in reproductive life history studies of tropical fishes in Ambon, Maluku, Indonesia for data limited fisheries

Co-occurring anthropogenic stressors reduce the timeframe of environmental viability for the world’s coral reefs

Fish Flow: following fisheries from spawning to supper

Global rainbow distribution under current and future climates

Interdisciplinary analysis of larval dispersal for a coral reef fish: opening the black box

Many immature individuals and largest size classes lacked females for three coral reef fishes (Actinopterygii) in Fiji market surveys: Implications for fishery management

No butts about it: using urogenital disparity in a deep-water snapper, Etelis carbunculus (Lutjanidae), for field-based sexual identification

Over half of known human pathogenic diseases can be aggravated by climate change

Re-imagining contemporary conservation to support ‘Āina Momona: Productive and thriving communities of people, place, and natural resources

Predatory fish diets shift towards an invasive mullet in a traditional Hawaiian aquaculture system

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Ross Langston

Chelsie Counsell

Jinwen Xu

Megan Donahue

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