Highlights from the May 2020 Issue

Are There Always Trade-offs Associated With a Species' Ability to Compete for Different Resources?

Daniel Dunn and MiCO Win the Ocean Awards 2020 Innovation Award

New High Level Panel Blue Paper on Critical Habitats and Biodiversity

The Galápagos Islands: A Natural Laboratory to Better Understand Climate Change Resilience and Socioeconomic Co-Evolution

Incorporating Climate Change Into Marine Spatial Planning to Help Ensure Ocean Sustainability

The COVID-19 Pandemic is Severely Impacting Vulnerable Small-Scale Fisheries and Their Communities

Fishing Technology and Ocean Temperature Used to Track Historical Spread of Global Fish Catches

Highlights from the Apr 2020 Issue

Larry Crowder Receives the International Sea Turtle Society Lifetime Achievement Award

Study Looks at Benefits and Key Species for Nature-Based Marine Tourism in Mexico's Gulf of California and Baja California Peninsula

Study Shows Improved Way to Determine Summer Flounder Larval Dispersal Over Space and Time Along the U.S. East Coast

Researchers Investigate if Oxygen Depletion Can Be Detected Prior to Warming Ocean Waters

Marine Heatwaves Shown to Have Bigger Impact on Fish Biomass and Stocks in the Northeastern Pacific Ocean Than Previously Known

Highlights from the Mar 2020 Issue

Engaging Peruvian Hammerhead Fishers in a Participatory Process May Help With Conservation Strategies

Equity is Critical for a Sustainable Ocean Economy

Research Team Uses Raw Documentary Footage to Learn More About Rangitāhua Reef Biodiversity

Guillermo Ortuño Crespo Wins Runner-up ISSF Seafood Sustainability Award

Now Hiring! Postdoctoral Fellowship Position in Ecosystem, Fisheries, & Climate Change Dynamics at Memorial University of Newfoundland

Now Hiring! ASU-CI Nexus Post-Doctoral Fellow in Sustainable Oceans

Bottlenose Dolphins in Coastal Ecuador Can Be Used to Monitor Ecosystem Health and Regional Pollution

Guillermo Ortuño Crespo Successfully Defends His Ph.D. Dissertation

Highlights from the Feb 2020 Issue

New Paper Shows the First Global Biodiversity Distribution Map Using Both Ocean and Terrestrial Species

Science Director William Cheung is Awarded 2019 UBC Killam Research Fellowship

Nereus Research Team Projects How Climate Change Will Affect Global Mariculture Diversity

Becca Selden Discusses Ocean Warming on Your Call’s 'One Planet Series' Radio Program

Study Analyzes the Current Draft of the UN's Biodiversity Treaty, Showing Progress and Areas for Improvement

For Marine Fish Ranges, Cold Edges are Better at Tracking Climate Change Than Warm Edges

Highlights from the Jan 2020 Issue

Blue Acceleration: Our Dash for Ocean Resources Mirrors What We’ve Already Done to the Land

Event Recap: Marine Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Discussions at The Royal Society of Edinburgh

The Blue Acceleration Describes How Human Interests are Competing for the Ocean's Food, Material, and Space

Harriet Harden-Davies Attends High Seas Treaty Dialogues About Marine Genetic Resources & Benefit Sharing

New Nature Paper Shows Vulnerability of Marine Mammals to Global Warming

Ocean Acidification and Climate Change are Poised to Potentially Impact Atlantic Canadian Fisheries and Communities

Climate Change Drives Marine Species to Rapidly Shift Their Ranges- A New Review Looks at Potential Ecological Consequences and Unknowns

Highlights from the Dec 2019 Issue

Nereus Researchers Appear in New York Times Article Concerning Iceland's Shifting Fisheries

Special Report on Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC) Presented by IPCC at COP25 in Madrid, Spain

Changing Seawater Temperatures Due to Climate Change Will Threaten Global Marine Food Webs According to New Study

Thomas Froelicher Wins Award For Best Junior Faculty Researcher at University of Bern

Malin Pinsky is the Focus of a Recent Article in ScienceNews

Study Looks at Challenges Associated With the Governance of Small-Scale Fisheries and Bycatch in Ecuador

New Fisheries Centre Research Report Focuses on Using DIVERSE Model to Project Future Seafood Sustainability

New Study Aims to Avoid a "Perfect Storm" Where Climate Change Concurrently Impacts Global Agriculture and Fisheries Productivity

Highlights from the Nov 2019 Issue

Nereus Ocean Science Conference 2019: Making Connections to Make Further Progress in Marine Sciences and Policy

Five Pervasive Myths About Fisheries Capacity-Enhancing Subsidies Get Dispelled

UNEP-WCMC Seeks Applicants for New Senior Post-Doctoral Fellow Position

Researchers Look to the Past to Deduce Global Tuna Fisheries Expansion

Shifting Species Distributions and Changes in Biomass Impact the Availability of Commercial Species Along the U.S. West Coast

Climate Change and Overfishing are Boosting Toxic Mercury Levels in Fish

Blue Economy Must Include Social Benefits and Equity to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals

Using the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030) to Help Achieve Sustainable Development Goals

Highlights from the Oct 2019 Issue

New Paper Analyzes Indigenous Governance Strategies Used in Marine Conservation and Environmental Stewardship

An Investigation Into the Global Networks of Donor Funding for Fisheries

New Paper Evaluates the Present State of Canadian Fisheries in the Arctic, and How Climate Change May Impact Them

Research Fellow Muhammed Oyinlola Successfully Defends His Ph.D. Dissertation on Mariculture

New Paper Identifies Priority Areas to Ensure a Sustainable and Equitable Blue Economy

Major Countries Continue to Pour in Funds for Global Fisheries Subsidies

Predicting Future Oceans to Predict My Own Future?

Highlights from the Sept 2019 Issue

Colette Wabnitz and Robert Blasiak are Guest Editors of a Marine Policy Special Issue on Ocean Finance

How a New BBNJ Agreement Can Help Ensure Scientific Best Practices and Access to Marine Genetic Resources

Nereus Researchers Appear in Science Daily For a Study Conducted on the Governance of Marine Biodiversity in ABNJ

Nippon Foundation Nereus Ocean Science Conference 2019 - Reflecting Back and Moving Forward

Improving Transparency and Coherence in the Realm of Ocean Financial Resources

New Paper Shows How Bottom-up Drivers Can Shape Commercial Fish Global Distribution Patterns

William Cheung & Thomas Frölicher Contribute to the New 'Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC)'

Highlights from the Aug 2019 Issue

Eight Urgent Measures Proposed to Ensure Future Ocean Health

New Paper Shows How Climate Change and Overfishing are Contributing to Mercury Accumulation in Top Marine Predators and Seafood

Mercury Levels in Fish Are on the Rise

Ten Proposals for an Ambitious Treaty to Strengthen Global High Seas Governance Framework

New Report From Collaborative Scenario and Model-Based Workshop on Nature Futures

Warming Ocean Waters and Overfishing are Contributing to Increased Toxic Mercury Levels in Marine Fish

Climate Change May Shift Pacific Sardine Distribution in Northwest Mexico

New United Nations Treaty Must Not Allow Fish Species to Slip Through Governance Cracks

'Predicting Future Oceans' Book is Published

Highlights from the July 2019 Issue

What is Known About the Current and Projected Impacts of Climate Change on Canada’s Pacific Marine Ecosystem

Tyler Eddy Gets Position at Memorial University in Newfoundland, Canada

IMBeR Open Science Conference - A Reflection

Jack Kittinger Interviewed in Human Nature Blog by Conservation International

In New Study, Global Ocean Biomass Projected to Decline 5% For Every One Degree of Warming

Jessica Spijkers Appears in Hakai Magazine for Her Recent Publication on Fisheries Conflicts

New Paper Shines Spotlight on Social Justice Concerns Associated With Sustainability Transformations

Kisei Tanaka Gets New Position at the Monterey Bay Aquarium

Publication on the Role of Non-governmental Actors in Fisheries Governance

How is the North Atlantic Oscillation Influencing Fish Migration Patterns?

Colette Wabnitz Appears in Reuters Article About the Toxicity of Sargassum Mass-Blooms in the Caribbean

Highlights from the June 2019 Issue

Working Paper: Future Scenarios and Projections for Fisheries on the High Seas Under a Changing Climate

Is Focusing on Marine Plastic Pollution a Misguided Attempt to Save the Ocean?

Nereus in the News: Palau's President Signs Presidential Directive Protecting Reef Fish

Nereus in the News: Head of Tourism in Mexican State Declares Beaches Not Affected by Sargassum Bloom

How Transnational Partnerships Are Shaping the Governance of Global Fisheries

Sustainable Development Goals Becoming Ever-Harder to Reach Due to Climate Impacts

How Metadata Can Be Used to Address Knowledge Gaps and Improve Ocean Sustainability Policies

Equity and Interdisciplinarity in International Ocean Governance

Marine Genetic Resources from the High Seas - Maintaining a Balance Between Equitable Sharing and Sustainability

Declining Caribou Populations in Northern Canada Potentially Impacting the Health of Inuit Communities

Highlights from the May 2019 Issue

Paying Attention to the Participation of Non-state Actors in Global Fisheries Governance

New Nereus Program Fellow: Zoë Kitchel

What Are the Roles of Modeling Approach and Scenario Analysis in the Latest Assessment of Global Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services?

Guillermo Ortuño Crespo Receives Honors for Outstanding Paper

Event Recap: Global Planning Meeting of the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development - Copenhagen

OceanVisions2019 - Climate Summit, 'Successes in Resilience, Adaptation, Mitigation and Sustainability'

New Nereus Program Fellow: Frédérique Fardin

Vatosoa Rakotondrazafy Receives Prestigious 2019 Whitley Award

Transparency in Fisheries Governance Workshop

International Fisheries Conflicts - On the Rise?

Publication on the European Union’s Regulation on External Fishing Authorisations

Climate Change and the Scrambling of Seasons

Highlights from the Apr 2019 Issue

New Publication Focuses on the Influence Non-State Actors Have in Global Fisheries Governance

How the Largest Seafood Suppliers Involved in Wild Capture Fisheries Practice Corporate Social Responsibility

Moving Toward Fundamental Habitat Suitability Index Models

Upcoming Publication - 'Climate Impacts on the Ocean are Making the Sustainable Development Goals a Moving Target Traveling Away From Us'

The Paris Agreement Could Provide Far-Reaching Benefits to the Global Marine Fisheries Sector

How Ocean Acidification is Impacting Shallow Coral Reefs in Asia and the Indian Ocean

Highlights from the March 2019 Issue

Scientists Should Disclose Origin in Marine Gene Patents

The Sargassum Mass-Bloom of 2018

Scenarios Forum 2019 Meeting, Denver, Colorado March 11-13, 2019

Predicting the Future of Extreme Events From Land to Sea

Publishers For Profit

Highlights from the Feb 2019 Issue

New Publication - The Role of Human Rights in Implementing Socially Responsible Seafood

Legal Considerations Around Japan’s Announcement That it Will Leave the International Whaling Commission (IWC)

The American Lobster – How Climate-Driven Changes to Habitat Suitability Affect Population Assessments

New Female Voices in Legal Academia

Supporting Coastal Fisheries Management Through Improved Information Policies in the Western and Central Pacific

Community-level Effects of Spatial Management in the California Drift Gillnet Fishery

Press Release: Achieving Paris Climate Target Could Net Additional Billions in Fisheries Revenue

Highlights from the Jan 2019 Issue

Nereus Fellow Gets Prestigious John A. Knauss Fellowship to Work on Ocean and Environmental Issues in Washington D.C.

Nereus Alumnus Gabriel Reygondeau to Work with Half Earth Project on Global Marine Species Distribution

Nereus Fellow Becca Selden Gets Faculty Appointment at Wellesley College

Quentin Hanich Named Editor-in-Chief of the Journal 'Marine Policy'

Providing Leadership for Young Researchers and Professionals on the Blue Economy in Central America

Highlights from the Dec 2018 Issue

Sea-ing the People

What is the Future of Funding for Sustainable Fisheries and Oceans?

Publication at the Intersection Between the Climate Change and Fisheries Regimes

Who Knows and Who Decides? Incorporating Diverse Perspectives in Fisheries Management - An Abstract

Highlights from the Nov 2018 Issue

Best Practices for Regional Fisheries Conservation and Management

Nereus Fellow Solène Guggisberg Presents Her New Paper on Funding Coastal and Marine Fisheries Projects

Nereus Fellow Presents at the Climate Impacts on Oceanic Top Predators (CLIOTOP) symposium in Taiwan

At the Nexus of Climate Change and Marine Fisheries: Access Vulnerability and Strengthening Adaptation Capacity in Africa

Building Confidence in Projections of Climate Change Impacts on Land and Sea

Managing Fisheries at the Maximum Sustainable Yield May Not Lead to Sustainable Livelihoods for Artisanal Fishers

Highlights from the Oct 2018 Issue

Are Non-Governmental Actors the New Police of the Sea? A Look at Their Role in Enforcing Compliance

Workshop: Fishery Resources and Conflict

Global Fishing Watch Research Workshop Re-cap

Global Goals, MPAs, and OECMs - Oh My!

Healthy Eating - For Those Who are Disadvantaged, How Much of it is Really a Choice?

Why Is There So Much Mercury in Marine Food Webs? Plankton Communities are the First Step in Bioaccumulation

Highlights from the Sept 2018 Issue

Nereus Colleague Jack Kittinger featured in Science

Understanding How Marine Ecosystems Change in Time as a Way to Improve Fisheries Management

Effective Fisheries Management Can Reduce Extinction Risk of Marine Fish Stocks From Climate Change

The Right Story at the Right Time: Marine Genetic Resources in the News

Two Nereus Fellows Appear in The New York Times Article on Marine Genetic Resources

Climate Change Fuels Accumulation of Pollutants in Chinook Salmon, Killer Whales

The ‘Blue Economy’ Could Be the Key to Saving the Ocean…or its Death Knell

Scientific and Local Knowledge Combines to Assess Risks Posed by Contaminated Seafood Consumption for First Nations in Canada

Nereus Director of Policy Gives Keynote Lecture at Symposium for Japanese Coastal Restoration

Protecting the Global Commons

Highlights from the Aug 2018 Issue

Marine Heat Waves Are Becoming More Frequent, Longer Lasting and More Intense

Understanding Climate Migration

Ocean Science Beyond Borders

Fleet Movement Models May Help Reduce Bycatch from Longline Fishing

The Importance of Small-Scale Fisheries: Reflections from COFI

Policy Implications of Climate-Driven Species Distribution Shifts

Invisible Frontiers: Defining Ecological Units in a Shifting Sea

Flatfish Catches to Decline 20% by 2100 Due to Climate Change

Highlights from the July 2018 Issue

A Strategy for Making "No-Mining" Zones in the Deep Sea

Climate Change May Undo Conservation Efforts for Endangered Reef Fish

Emerging Tech & New Alliances in the Fight Against Illicit Fishing

New Paper Defines How SDG14 Interacts with Other Goals: Benefits and Trade-Offs

The Quest for Marine Genes: From Pompeii to Policy

Highlights from the June 2018 Issue

Avoiding the Combustion Engine of Ocean Resource Management: Reflections on ECCWO

Nereus Annual Meeting a Success

The Deep Sea: Modeling to Protect the Last Frontier

One Company Owns Half of Marine Genetic Patents

Conflict on the Horizon: Climate Change Will Drive Fish Across Borders

Small-Scale Fisheries: Measuring Contributions to Catch and Culture

Indigenous Leader Winona LaDuke & Yoshi Ota Discuss the Environment, Mermaids and the Nuances of Indigenous Knowledge

Sustainable Development Goals: Can we get everything we want?

Highlights from the May 2018 Issue

What happens to big prey when you fish out all of their big predators?

Fighting for Fishers and Communities: Working Towards Socially Responsible Seafood Together

Highlights from the Apr 2018 Issue

Nereus Program co-organizes a workshop to discuss fisheries resources of coastal Indigenous Peoples

Highlights from the March 2018 Issue

No news in this section.

Highlights from the Feb 2018 Issue

Throwing back the big ones saves a fishery from hot water

Global Fishing Watch Published in Science Magazine

Nereus Program announces new collaboration ‘Ocean Link Northwest’

Webinar: Socially Responsible Seafood

Less money, more problems - getting fisheries right

Highlights from the Jan 2018 Issue

Aligning fisheries aid with international development targets and goals

How blockchain is strengthening tuna traceability to combat illegal fishing

“Limits of the Oceans” Symposium A Success

Highlights from the Dec 2017 Issue

No news in this section.

Highlights from the Nov 2017 Issue

Nereus in the News — Friday, November 24

Migratory species connectivity across the oceans: COP12 Convention on Migratory Species

Now open for research: The East Carolina University (ECU) Fisheries Oceanography Lab / The Asch Lab

The Blue Economy: The coming marine industrial revolution

Highlights from the Oct 2017 Issue

International Wildlife Law: Understanding and Enhancing Its Role in Conservation

Meeting of Nippon Foundation Fellows from the Black and Caspian Seas Region

Radical ocean futures: Scenario development using science fiction prototyping

Finding a recipe for scientific innovation: Out-of-the-box thinking is crucial for studying the oceans

Vaquita captured! What are their chances for survival?

The modern (fisher)woman: Considering gender in fisheries

Impacts World 2017: Counting the true costs of climate change

Rocket debris is a risk to Inuit food security

Overfishing & overpopulation: Too many fishers chasing too few fish?

In Pursuit of Parrotfish: Fieldwork in Antigua and Barbuda

Highlights from the Sept 2017 Issue

Promoting diversity and inclusiveness in seafood certification and ecolabelling: Prospects for Asia

Understanding how marine species use the high seas: The Migratory Connectivity in the Ocean (MiCO) system

Going diving in the tropics? Don’t eat the reef fish!

Western & Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) Meeting — Managing tropical tunas

Director of Science William Cheung wins ICES Prix d’Excellence Award

Tales from the Sea: Building relationships between scientists and fishers

CreativeMornings, Seattle, with Principal Investigator Hanson Hosein

Adaptation strategies to climate change in marine systems

Who is eating who? How climate change is modifying predator prey interactions

Researching mangroves and fishing livelihoods in Cambodia

Marine Species on the Move: American Fisheries Society Symposium

Developing countries face decreases in both fisheries and agriculture production under climate change

Highlights from the Aug 2017 Issue

Global change in the trophic functioning of marine food webs

One small bay in Japan has been attracting marine scientists from around the world for more than 100 years

Warming waters will leave fish gasping for air and shrinking in size

A global biogeographic classification of the mesopelagic zone

Changes in jellyfish population sizes – Natasha Henschke finishes fellowship

Step forward in protecting the high seas, despite competing interests

Majority of Pacific bluefin tuna migrate across the ocean

Highlights from the July 2017 Issue

Measuring mercury levels in the ocean: A scientist at sea on the Research Vessel Endeavor

AMEMR Conference 2017

Oceans, climate change, and social equity: Association of Pacific Rim Universities Keystone Speech

A rapid assessment of co-benefits and trade-offs among Sustainable Development Goals

Adaptive capacity: from assessment to action in coastal social-ecological systems

Highlights from the June 2017 Issue

Workshop: Natural Marine Resource Management in a Changing Climate

EAT Stockholm Food Forum 2017

Side event at the UN Ocean Conference

Climate change and marine fisheries: Least developed countries top global index of vulnerability

A review of the impacts of fisheries on open-ocean ecosystems

Mechanisms and risk of cumulative impacts to coastal ecosystem services: An expert elicitation approach

UN Ocean Conference: Day 3

UN Ocean Conference: Day 2

Highlights from the Jan-May 2017 Issues

No news in this section.

Highlights from the Dec 2016 Issue

Scenarios for investigating the future of Canada's oceans and marine fisheries under environmental and socioeconomic change

1.5°C Paris Agreement target could net six million tonnes of fish annually

Nereus in the News - Friday, December 9

Biogeochemical regions of the Mediterranean Sea: an objective multidimensional and multivariate environmental approach

Indigenous seafood consumption 15 times higher per capita than national averages

In response to: A Global Estimate of Seafood Consumption by Coastal Indigenous Peoples

Highlights from the Nov 2016 Issue

Green College seminar: Impacts of climate change on contaminants in fisheries

Colleen Petrik wins PICES 2016 Science Board Best Presentation Award

The Madingley model and questions of abstraction and scale

25 Years of PICES: Celebrating the Past, Imaging the Future annual meeting

INFORMATION SHEET: Slavery fisheries and Japanese seafood consumption

Global Atlas of Marine Fisheries

Spatial differentiation of marine eutrophication damage indicators based on species density

Nereus in the News - Friday, November 4

Highlights from the Oct 2016 Issue

A case study for conservation: Wilderness protection in Estonia

Seventh Annual Oslo-Southampton-Tulane Colloquium

Understanding the linkages between NGOs and global marine governance: Lisa Dellmuth completes fellowship

Big data and fisheries management: Using satellites to track fishing activity

British Ecological Society’s Aquatic Macroecology Meeting

Highlights from the Sept 2016 Issue

Sustainable Oceans Initiative Dialogue on Aichi Biodiversity Targets

North Sea Region Climate Change Assessment: Socio-economic impacts – fisheries

Innovating for Change in Global Fisheries Governance workshop

Heatwaves in the ocean - ETH Zurich blogpost

Science fiction prototyping to imagine radical future ocean scenarios

Shifting seasonal cycles: Rebecca Asch completes fellowship

Nereus in the News - Friday, September 23

Seminar on Fishing in the Polar Regions

Journée du millième halieute (Day of the Thousandth Fisheries Scientist) conference

UBC Green College seminar series: "Adapting to Global Changes in Oceans and Fisheries"

IPBES Report: Methodological Assessment of Scenarios and Models of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

Second Session of the Preparatory Committee for Marine Biological Diversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction

IUCN World Conservation Congress

Ocean Ventilation and Deoxygenation in a Warming World Meeting

New Nereus Program fellow: Gerald Singh, UBC

International Conference on Scenarios and Models of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services in Support of Decision Making

Nereus in the News - Friday, September 9

Climate change could cause $10 billion in annual revenue loss to fisheries by 2050

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Scoping Meeting

New Nereus Program fellow: Jessica Spijkers, Stockholm Resilience Centre

IUCN Explaining Ocean Warming report

Nereus in the News - Friday, September 2

Highlights from the Aug 2016 Issue

Sustainable management of the high seas could recoup fish stock losses due to climate change

Nereus Scientific & Technical Briefs on ABNJ series

FishAdapt: A global conference on climate change adaptation for fisheries and aquaculture

POLICY BRIEF: Space for conservation and sustainable use: area-based management in areas beyond national jurisdiction

POLICY BRIEF: Satellite tracking to monitor area-based management tools & identify governance gaps in fisheries beyond national jurisdiction

POLICY BRIEF: A review of the impacts of fisheries on open-ocean ecosystems

POLICY BRIEF: Climate Change in Oceans Beyond National Jurisdictions

POLICY BRIEF: Technology Transfer

POLICY BRIEF: Open Data: enabling conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction

Biomass modeling and transfer efficiency: Mathieu Colléter completes fellowship

Illustrating the ocean: The process of depicting the complexity of marine ecosystems

IMBER ClimEco5 Summer School

Sources of uncertainties in 21st century projections of potential ocean ecosystem stressors

International Marine Conservation Congress (IMCC4)

The Ocean Carbon and Biogeochemistry (OCB) Summer Workshop at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

International Atomic Energy Agency meeting on ocean acidification and the economic impact on fisheries and coastal society

Highlights from the July 2016 Issue

International Symposium on Capacity Building for Sustainable Oceans

CINVESTAV Lecture in Merida, Mexico

Dispute Resolution and Scientific Whaling in the Antarctic

Rethinking the Role of Salps in the Ocean

ISC Plenary Meeting for Tuna and Tuna-like Species in the North Pacific Ocean, Sapporo Japan

International Seabed Authority Workshop

Instability in the South China Sea: Ecosystem challenges and political complexities

The role of transnational corporations in global fishery reform

COMPASS Capitol Hill briefing on ocean change implications for fishing communities

Towards an integrated database on Canadian ocean resources: benefits, current states, and research gaps

Five key aspects of sustainable aquaculture: Can aquaculture help tackle global food security, especially in Africa?

Highlights from the June 2016 Issue

What effects will Brexit have on the UK's fishing industry? Uncertainties facing policy, science and society.

The Future of Marine Fisheries under Climate Change: Nereus at the 7th World Fisheries Congress

Nereus workshop: Adaptation strategies for Pacific Island nation fisheries, Monterey

Improving Species Distribution Models: Laurens Geffert completes PhD

5th International Jellyfish Bloom Symposium

Importance of Ocean Heat and Carbon Uptake for Transient Climate Change Seminar

New Uses and Abuses of the Seabed Workshop

Nereus in the News - Friday, June 17

Interdisciplinary solutions for ocean issues: The Nereus Program Annual General Meeting 2016

Fish catch declines may cause micronutrient deficiencies in developing nations

Global Fishing Watch Research Workshop with Google Earth Outreach

Uncharted Waters: Strategic Environmental Assessment in the UK Offshore Area

OceanCanada Partnership Meeting

Highlights from the May 2016 Issue

The impending extinction of the vaquita is not just a fishing problem -- it's a social and ecological one too

4th International Symposium on the Ocean in a High-CO2 World

Convention on Biological Diversity's Twentieth meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice

Managing straddling and highly migratory fish stocks: Nereus holds side event at the UN Fish Stocks Agreement Review

Friends of Madingley Symposium

A Conservation Agenda for Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction

An ocean of diplomacy – negotiating for the health of our common ocean at the United Nations

ICES/PICES 6th Zooplankton Production Symposium

Stanford seminar: Benefits of global and regional marine fisheries from meeting the Paris Agreement target

Highlights from the April 2016 Issue

Around the world in ten years: Phytoplankton are moving around the oceans faster than previously thought

The future of global ocean governance: Andrew Merrie completes fellowship

Seasonal phytoplankton blooms in the North Atlantic linked to the overwintering strategies of copepods

Fish of the day: Why does seafood seasonality matter?

Interactions between global biodiversity conservation treaties

Impacts of climate change on marine fisheries, aquaculture, coastal tourism, and human health: an update

Temperature-based targeting in a multispecies fishery under climate change

Atlantic tuna and Highly Migratory Species meetings

Assessing citizen awareness of international organizations

New Nereus Fellow：Matilda Petersson, Stockholm University

Highlights from the March 2016 Issue

Nereus in the News - Friday, March 25

Ask an Expert: Why is the global fishing industry given $35 billion in subsidies each year?

Where do we go from here? Building confidence in climate change impact projection models

Highlights from the Feb 2016 Issue

Hack-a-thon meets design to tackle ocean climate change communication strategies

Process versus products: The role of creativity in the working lives of scientists

Climate change effects on illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing

Investigating ideal fishing conditions for tuna and swordfish in the U.S. northwest Atlantic ocean

Jellyfish for dinner: Is fishing a viable solution to the increase in jellyfish blooms?

Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) workshop

Highlights from the Jan 2016 Issue

The status and future of bluefin tunas in our global ocean: The Bluefin Futures Symposium

Dynamic ocean management can reduce fisheries bycatch

Sea Around Us study finds 30 per cent of global fish catch is unreported

Nereus in the News - Friday, January 15

Climate change could cut First Nations fisheries’ catch in half

Highlights from the Dec 2015 Issue

COP21: Nereus in the News - Friday, December 11

COP21: Policy strategies beyond CO2 emission targets

COP21: Where have all the fish gone? How climate change is displacing marine species.

Rebecca Asch gives lecture on climate change and seasonality in the oceans

Highlights from the Nov 2015 Issue

Ask an Expert: Will oceans be adequately discussed at COP21?

Collaboration with Stockholm Resilience Centre on global fish biomass distribution model

Gabriel Reygondeau published on spatial and temporal patterns of C. finmarchicus plankton

Nereus at IMBER IMBIZO IV in Trieste, Italy

Fish alter migration patterns as global waters warm

Nereus in the News - Friday, November 13

Warming Oceans and Rising Tides: Coastal Adaptation in Northwest BC, Canada

William Cheung published on the future of fish in the South China Sea

Lisa Dellmuth published on NGO influence in international organizations

Are we adapting to climate change, or resigning to it?

William Cheung and Gabriel Reygondeau publish chapter on The Southern Ocean in the Ocean and Climate Platform’s Scientific Notes

Highlights from the May 2015 Issue

Infographics

Ocean Artwork