A new paper by ACS and colleagues uses expert elicitation methodologies to estimate illegal fishing activity from enforcement officials in Chile’s national fisheries agency (Servicio Nacional de Pesca y Acuicultura, SERNAPESCA). Published in Scientific Reports, it provides a national illegal fishing baseline for Chile. […]
ACS launches an evidence-based and transparent platform on seafood mislabeling and fraud to promote ocean and food sustainability. […]
In 2019, ACS led an effort to design a capacity cohort program for organizations working on fisheries management and marine conservation in Chile. […]
ACS and Ocean Outcomes collect insights into the demand for triple-bottom line approaches to small-scale fisheries improvement. […]
The Coastal Solutions Fellows Program builds and supports an international and multidisciplinary community to design and implement collaborative solutions that address real world coastal challenges across the Pacific Americas Flyway. […]
Gloria Luque and her colleagues have published a review in the Journal of Animal Ecology analyzing Allee effects in social species. […]
Anna Santo and her colleagues publish a study on ranchers’ perceptions invasive beaver impacts in South America. […]
ACS publishes a letter in Conservation Letters laying out problems with seafood fraud research. […]
This book is an invitation to innovation, bristling with fresh ideas. Some suggestions may not work, others will surely move us forward. A must read for rethinking the future of the ESA. […]
ACS reviews the offset research literature with the goal of assessing the gaps and needs for improving the design of biodiversity offset programs. […]