Fisheries Ecology and Biology Lab

VACANCY ALERT - Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme - SPREP

1. Manager: SPREP North pacific Office
2. Project Manager: By-Catch and Integrated Ecosystem Management Initiative
3. Project Manager: Regional Invasive Species Project
4. Strategic Project Planning Officer, Project Coordination Unit

Applications for these roles close on 27 January

To apply and for more information, go to: www.sprep.org/career-opportunities

Happy independence to our young nation Papua New Guinea

Congratulations to our Lab Staff who have been offered Taiwan scholarships to study at the National Taiwan Ocean University....Ms. Regina Gure-Gwaibo masters and Ms Jane Wungen-Sani PhD. We wish you all the best of luck.

【廖一久院士主編】烏魚養殖 Mullet and Its Aquaculture 烏魚養殖 Mullet and Its Aquaculture是由國立臺灣海洋大學、台灣水產學會、世界養殖學會和亞洲水產學會共同出版的。由廖一久院士及國際機構Network of Aquaculture Centres in Asia Pacific資深研究員Eduard共同編輯。整本書總共有11章節，邀請...

This new paper shows how, over several years, are more prevalent and dominant in the inner parts of a . However, aside from abiotic conditions, competition as a biotic interaction might also play a crucial role in this!

Read the new article by Simon Rondeau and colleagues at https://bit.ly/meps_690_15

Call for Non-School Leaver Applications for 2023 PNG UNRE 2023 Non-School Leaver Applications

Estuarine fish ecology students commencing their research activities....Sereana Geno & Nelson Sadua

Acoustic telemetry and underwater visual census revealed high of a small but fully enforced for two species: the Brazilian endemics grey parrotfish Sparisoma axillare and Brazilian snapper Lutjanus alexandrei. Results will improve the management for the current NTZ and the design of new MPAs.

Read the new article by Daniel Lino Lippi and colleagues at https://bit.ly/meps_688_113

This study shows that and reduce the ecological function of on using data from fishery statistics, diving surveys, and field experiments for multiple reefs southwest of Japan.

Read the new article by Yuichi Akita and colleagues at https://bit.ly/meps_686_141

New study on the phenology patterns of within the , FL, USA. The timing of adult tarpon largely coincided with the spawning season, and individuals were highly repeatable across years.

See the new article by Lucas Griffen and colleagues at https://bit.ly/meps_684_133