April, 2026
Using machine learning, we identify thresholds in fishing
conditions where target catch is maximized and bycatch minimized,
reducing biodiversity impacts in fisheries.
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April, 2026
A global study reveals that billions invested in marine projects often overlook equity,
risking unfair outcomes where smarter, deeper investment is needed most.
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February, 2026
A new global Ocean Equity Index helps measure and improve fairness in ocean policies, making marine conservation more inclusive for people and ecosystems. Read more
November, 2025
Mapping functional biodiversity identifies thriving and struggling areas,
offering a data-driven roadmap to prioritise conservation and enhance ecosystem resilience.
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October, 2025
The GTPR 2025 assesses critical planetary thresholds and identifies
positive tipping points to catalyze the systemic shifts required for
a sustainable and resilient future.
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September, 2025
Contributed to fieldwork in the Great Barrier Reef, applying the Reef Life Survey
standardised protocol to monitor and assess the current state of marine biodiversity.
August, 2025
We joined the Global Ecology Lab, led by Nick Murray, to advance social-ecological
research by integrating artificial intelligence.
June, 2025
The RELATE workshop reveals that marine projects often overlook equity, risking unfair outcomes where smarter, more inclusive investment is needed most.
June, 2025
RESIREEF investigates global functional collapse of shallow marine reefs using trait-based approaches,
co-occurrence networks, and machine learning to inform proactive conservation.
May, 2025
A global study reveals that billions invested in marine projects often overlook equity,
risking unfair outcomes where smarter, deeper investment is needed most.
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May, 2025
A new study shows how transfer learning leverages presence-only data to improve species abundance predictions,
overcoming data limitations and enhancing performance, particularly for rare and scarce species.
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April, 2025
REVALSEA is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie project integrating the relational values of small-scale fishing
communities into marine conservation to advance inclusive strategies across generations.
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