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Theme Session E – ​Developing applied evidence for biodiversity conservation and management

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Book of abstracts of theme session E:

Developing applied evidence for biodiversity conservation and management

Conveners: Paul Whomersley (UK), Andrea Belgrano (Sweden), Will Le Quesne (UK)

  • CM 752: Mapping benthic biodiversity to facilitate future sustainable development
  • CM 768: Dredging up the past
  • CM 773: Interannual homing to reproductive sites and transboundary migration in black seabream Spondyliosoma cantharus, with implications for management
  • CM 830: New seascapes delimitation approach to inform protected areas designation considering trade-offs between current human activities and biodiversity conservation
  • CM 853: Comparing the size at onset of sexual maturity of edible crab (Cancer pagurus, Cancridae) in Berwickshire and Northumberland
  • CM 865: Integrated assessments to support sustainable management of a multi-service seabed system
  • CM 871: Using angling competition data to identify essential fish habitat for data deficient species
  • CM 877: Scale-dependent spatiotemporal patterns of biodiversity in the western Mediterranean: an indicator-based approach
  • CM 893: Biodiversity changes and reorganization of the demersal communities in the western Mediterranean
  • CM 900: Informing twaite shad (Alosa fallax) ecology and conservation using acoustic telemetry
  • CM 924: Diversity, stability and ecosystem functioning relationships across marine fish communities facing contrasting environmental and anthropogenic pressures
  • CM 929: Benthic indicators: informing sustainable marine management and conservation objectives
  • CM 942: Cumulative and interacting pressures shaping the spatiotemporal patterns of biodiversity in the western Mediterranean
  • CM 948: Genomic population structure of eelgrass (Zostera marina) as revealed by data from 2bRAD sequencing
  • CM 949: Establishing good pelagic habitat conditions for planktivorous fish
  • CM 971: Integrated evidence on trade-offs between conservation and use of marine ecosystems. A case study of English waters: where are we now, barriers and opportunities for progress
  • CM 992: Modelling Benthic State in the Central Mediterranean: reconciling benthos observations from different sources
  • CM 1009: Conservation advice for fisheries management in offshore marine protected are
  • CM 1016: Using meroplankton larvae to evaluate the connectivity of marine protected areas
  • CM 1022: Big data approaches reveal large-scale patterns in marine epifauna
  • CM 1026: Developing tools to facilitate sustainable and proportionate fisheries management: Estimating the spatial distribution of the pressure on, and services and sensitivity of coastal habitats
  • CM 1032: Competitive angling as a scientific tool: generating long term population data to support ecosystem-based management of coastal fisheries
  • CM 1046: Interannual homing to reproductive sites and transboundary migration in black seabream Spondyliosoma cantharus, with implications for management
  • CM 1068: Using a multi-pronged approach to increase the knowledge base for a fish species in the spotlight, pollack (Pollachius pollachius)
  • CM 1081: Leveraging high-resolution human activity data to support biodiversity conservation
  • CM 1123: Challenges for indicators to assess the status of the fish community in the Wadden Sea
  • CM 1142: Empirical data versus expert opinion in environmental impact assessments – a case study of twaite shad (Alosa fallax) & marine energy development in the Bristol Channel, UK
  • CM 1187: Tracking of European bass to inform fisheries management and policy: applied case studies at local and regional spatial scales
  • CM 1196: Moving from monitoring to applied evidence in the assessment of marine conservation areas in the Newfoundland and Labrador region, Northwest Atlantic

History

Symposia

ICES Annual Science Conference 2024, Gateshead, UK.

Session

Theme Session E – ​Developing applied evidence for biodiversity conservation and management.

Recommended citation

ICES. 2024. Theme Session E – Developing applied evidence for biodiversity conservation and management. ICES Annual Science Conference 2024, Gateshead, UK.  https://doi.org/10.17895/ices.pub.27269016