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Determining management preferences in a multimethod consumptive recreational fishery by Mackay, Mary, Yamazaki, Satoshi, Lyle, Jeremy M., Ogier, Emily M.

“…Understanding behavioral responses of recreational fishers to management changes is fundamental for effective policy making. However, given the diverse…”
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Assessing the multiple benefits of partially protected marine protected areas in Australia: A systematic review protocol by Phillips, Genevieve A C, Krueck, Nils, Ogier, Emily, Barrett, Neville, Dutton, Ian, Hartmann, Klaas

“…There is global pressure to protect more of the world's oceans, primarily to protect biodiversity, and to fulfill the "30 by 30" goal set by the International…”
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More than just information: what does the public want to know about climate change? by Murunga, Michael, Pecl, Gretta T., Ogier, Emily M., Leith, Peat, Macleod, Catriona, Kelly, Rachel, Corney, Stuart, van Putten, Ingrid E., Mossop, David, Cullen-Knox, Coco, Bettiol, Silvana, Fox-Hughes, Paul, Sharples, Chris, Nettlefold, Jocelyn

“…Public engagement on climate change is a vital concern for both science and society. Despite more people engaging with climate change science today, there…”
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A practical framework for implementing and evaluating integrated management of marine activities by Stephenson, Robert L., Hobday, Alistair J., Cvitanovic, Christopher, Alexander, Karen A., Begg, Gavin A., Bustamante, Rodrigo H., Dunstan, Piers K., Frusher, Stewart, Fudge, Maree, Fulton, Elizabeth A., Haward, Marcus, Macleod, Catriona, McDonald, Jan, Nash, Kirsty L., Ogier, Emily, Pecl, Gretta, Plagányi, Éva E., van Putten, Ingrid, Smith, Tony, Ward, Tim M.

“…Despite frequent calls for Integrated Management (IM) of coastal and marine activities, there is no consensus on the ‘recipe’ for successful adoption and…”
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Initial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on Australian fisheries production, research organisations and assessment: shocks, responses and implications for decision support and resilience by Ogier, Emily M., Smith, David C., Breen, Sian, Gardner, Caleb, Gaughan, Daniel J., Gorfine, Harry K., Hobday, Alistair J., Moltschaniwskyj, Natalie, Murphy, Ryan, Saunders, Thor, Steer, Mike, Woodhams, James

“…Australia’s fisheries have experience in responding individually to specific shocks to stock levels (for example, marine heatwaves, floods) and markets (for…”
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Fisheries management approaches as platforms for climate change adaptation: Comparing theory and practice in Australian fisheries by Ogier, Emily M., Davidson, Julie, Fidelman, Pedro, Haward, Marcus, Hobday, Alistair J., Holbrook, Neil J., Hoshino, Eriko, Pecl, Gretta T.

“…This study examines the extent to which the choice of management approach is a critical factor in enabling climate change adaptation in marine fisheries…”
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Perceptions regarding the need for broad sustainability assessments of Australian fisheries by Hobday, Alistair J., Fleming, Aysha, Ogier, Emily M., Thomas, Linda, Hartog, Jason R., Hornborg, Sara, Stephenson, Robert L.

“…Demonstration of fishery sustainability has expanded from a relatively narrow biological focus to one that includes a wide range of issues in response to…”
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Tracing Environmental Sustainability Discourses: An Australia-Asia Seafood Case Study by Cullen-knox, Coco, Fleming, Aysha, Lester, Libby, Ogier, Emily

“…The seafood market is highly globalised with a growing demand for seafood and fish products worldwide. The capacity of wild fisheries is limited and therefore…”
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Responding to Climate Change: Participatory Evaluation of Adaptation Options for Key Marine Fisheries in Australia’s South East by Ogier, Emily, Jennings, Sarah, Fowler, Anthony, Frusher, Stewart, Gardner, Caleb, Hamer, Paul, Hobday, Alistair J., Linanne, Adrian, Mayfield, Stephan, Mundy, Craig, Sullivan, Andrew, Tuck, Geoff, Ward, Tim, Pecl, Gretta

“…Planned adaptation to climate impacts and subsequent vulnerabilities will necessarily interact with autonomous responses enabled within existing fisheries…”
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A will-o’-the wisp? On the utility of voluntary contributions of data and knowledge from the fishing industry to marine science by Steins, Nathalie A., Mackinson, Steven, Mangi, Stephen C., Pastoors, Martin A., Stephenson, Robert L., Ballesteros, Marta, Brooks, Kate, McIsaac, James A., Baker, Matthew R., Calderwood, Julia, Neis, Barbara, Ogier, Emily M., Reid, Dave G.

“…For future sustainable management of fisheries, we anticipate deeper and more diverse information will be needed. Future needs include not only biological…”
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Marine and coastal places: Wellbeing in a blue economy by Fudge, Maree, Ogier, Emily, Alexander, Karen A.

“…Community members have interests in the development of marine industries such as characterise the blue economy agenda. One of these interests is levels of…”
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What drives public engagement by scientists? An Australian perspective by Murunga, Michael, Ogier, Emily, Macleod, Catriona, Pecl, Gretta

“…•Nineteen factors hinder and enable public engagement by scientists.•Individual, organizational and systemic factors affect engagement by scientists.•Time…”
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Emerging functions of the wellbeing concept in regional development scholarship: A review by Fudge, Maree, Ogier, Emily, Alexander, Karen A.

“…•Wellbeing ‘turn’ influencing regional development.•The concepts are differently constituted.•Nuanced and mixed methods approach is required. Wellbeing has…”
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Analysis of farm management strategies following herpesvirus (OsHV-1) disease outbreaks in Pacific oysters in Tasmania, Australia by Ugalde, Sarah C., Preston, John, Ogier, Emily, Crawford, Christine

“…The microvariant genotype of Ostreid herpesvirus 1 (OsHV-1 μVar) has severely disrupted oyster production in Europe, New Zealand, and Australia by causing…”
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A critique of the participation norm in marine governance: Bringing legitimacy into the frame by Fudge, Maree, Alexander, Karen, Ogier, Emily, Leith, Peat, Haward, Marcus

“…Citizen and stakeholder participation is held to bolster the democratic legitimacy of. marine governance by building trust in the decision-making system…”
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The social licence to operate and its role in marine governance: Insights from Australia by Cullen-Knox, Coco, Haward, Marcus, Jabour, Julia, Ogier, Emily, Tracey, Sean R.

“…Traditionally, the ‘social licence to operate’ (SLO) refers to the societal expectations imposed on corporate and commercial activities, often displayed by the…”
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Science and Social License: Defining Environmental Sustainability of Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture in South-Eastern Tasmania, Australia by Leith, Peat, Ogier, Emily, Haward, Marcus

“…Social license reflects environmental and social change, and sees community as an important stakeholder and partner. Science, scientists, and science policy…”
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Success and Evolution of a Boundary Organization by Leith, Peat, Haward, Marcus, Rees, Chirs, Ogier, Emily

“…This article challenges the idea that success of boundary organizations is marked primarily by the stability of the science–policy interface. We review key…”
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Perceiving Environmental Science, Risk and Industry Regulation in the Mediatised Vicious Cycles of the Tasmanian Salmon Aquaculture Industry by Cullen-Knox, Coco, Fleming, Aysha, Lester, Libby, Ogier, Emily

“…This paper examines public conflict over the rapid growth of the Tasmanian salmon aquaculture industry and associated environmental and social impacts. By…”
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Stakeholder trust and holistic fishery sustainability assessments by Fleming, Aysha, Ogier, Emily, Hobday, Alistair J., Thomas, Linda, Hartog, Jason R., Haas, Bianca

“…Australia is considered world-leading in sustainable fisheries management. Despite this, public perceptions and trust in how fisheries are managed vary widely…”
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