Raquel Cruz Modino

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Universidad de la Laguna

Spain

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Raquel Cruz Modino is a Profesora Titular at Universidad de La Laguna in Spain. Her research areas encompass marine anthropology, conservation strategies for sea turtles, and the ecological sustainability of small-scale fisheries. Recent articles by Professor Cruz Modino include studies on the rehabilitation protocols for stranded sea turtles and the societal impacts of deep-sea mining. She is actively engaged in global sustainability projects addressing ocean conflicts and the value of the whale-watching industry.

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José Carlos Hernández

Universidad de la Laguna

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Mel Cosentino

Aarhus University

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Articles (16)

Analysis of the Protocols for Action Against Strandings of Sea Turtles and Their Evolution in Rehabilitation on Tenerife Island (Canary Islands, Spain)

Uso de los Sistemas de Vídeo Estereoscópico Submarino Remoto pelágicos (stereo-BRUV) para el estudio de las tortugas marinas en aguas atlánticas

Antropología Marítima y Áreas Protegidas: perspectivas dialécticas

Analysis across case-based global sustainability projects: an emerging challenge for ocean conflict research in the Anthropocene

A School of Local Fish on the School Lunch Menu

History matters: societal acceptance of deep-sea mining and incipient conflicts in Papua New Guinea

Conservation Hub: The Added Value of the Whale-Watching Industry

Conservation Hub: The Added Value of the Whale-Watching Industry

Ecosystem modeling to evaluate the ecological sustainability of small-scale fisheries: A case study from El Hierro, Canary Islands

Ecosystem modeling to evaluate the ecological sustainability of small-scale fisheries: A case study from El Hierro, Canary Islands

Assessing the importance of kelp forests for small-scale fisheries under a global change scenario

Lessons from bright-spots for advancing knowledge exchange at the interface of marine science and policy

Small but strong: Socioeconomic and ecological resilience of a small European fishing community affected by a submarine volcanic eruption

Recreational snorkeling activities to enhance seascape enjoyment and environmental education in the Islas Atlánticas de Galicia National Park (Spain)

Recreational snorkeling activities to enhance seascape enjoyment and environmental education in the Islas Atlinticas de Galicia National Park (Spain)

Governing from images: Marine protected areas as case illustrations

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José Carlos Hernández

Mel Cosentino

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