News: MBP

EI member wins Future Fellowship

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New Paper: The impact of food availability on snapper

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New Paper: Using fish ear bones to investigate the importance of estuaries

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New Report: A stock assessment and future management report on the Australian Sardine

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New Paper: Effects of Marine Reserves versus Nursery Habitat Availability on Structure of Reef Fish Communities

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New Paper: Context-Dependency in the Effects of Nutrient Loading and Consumers on the Availability of Space in Marine Rocky Environments

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New Paper - A test of the senses: Fish select novel habitats by responding to multiple cues

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New Paper: Stability of Strong Species Interactions Resist the Synergistic Effects of Local and Global Pollution in Kelp Forests

A new paper written by Laura Falkenberg, PhD student in the School of Earth and Environmental Science at The University of Adelaide, as well as Environment Institute members Bayden Russell and Sean Connell, has recently been published in the Journal PLoS ONE.

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New Paper: Dispersal Patterns of Coastal Fish: Implications for Designing Networks of Marine Protected Areas

A new paper involving Environment Institute member Bronwyn Gillanders, Director of the Marine Biology Program, as well as Antonio Di Franco, Giuseppe De Benedetto, Antonio Pennetta, Paolo Guidetti all from the University of Salento, Italy and Giulio A. De Leo from the University of Parma, Italy has recently been published in the Journal PLoS ONE.

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