Through interviews with Hawai‘i small boat fishers and observations of a community-based shark-tagging project, we examined fisher perspective, socioeconomic landscapes, stakeholder relationships, and power dynamics.
Here, we use community science, photogrammetry, biologging, and mesoscale climate data to describe and explain the increased sightings of juvenile white sharks in central California 2014-2016.
The shark complex (spiny dogfish, Pacific sleeper shark, salmon shark and other/unidentified sharks) in the Gulf of Alaska (GOA) is assessed on a biennial stock assessment schedule. The GOA shark complex is a combination of Tier 5 (spiny dogfish) and...
The shark complex (Pacific sleeper shark, spiny dogfish, salmon shark, and other/unidentified sharks) in the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAI) is assessed on a biennial stock assessment schedule. In even years we present a full stock assessment...
We use genetic differentiation to assess fins randomly obtained in the two largest shark fin markets in the world. Results suggest supply chains for these fins are primarily in the Indo‐Pacific and are mainly under the purview of three Regional Fisheries.
