For Puerto Rico’s fishers, climate change isn’t the only challenge — being left to adapt alone is.

Scientists Urged to Bridge Research-to-Policy Gap for Societal Impact

A PhD candidate from Puerto Rico argues that scientists must actively bridge the gap between research and policymaking to ensure scientific

Global fish production hits new high, but climate threats loom

Puerto Rico declares state of emergency over coastal erosion along north coast

Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González declared a state of emergency to address severe coastal erosion along the territory's north coast. T

Socioeconomic drivers and governance failures behind illegal fishing in Pemba Channel Conservation Area, Zanzibar

This study examines the prevalence, socioeconomic drivers, and governance challenges of illegal fishing in the Pemba Channel Conservation Ar

National assessment reveals climate vulnerability patterns across Australian seafood systems

This article presents a comprehensive national assessment of climate change vulnerability across Australian seafood systems, including both

Puerto Rico's Solar Microgrids Provide Resilience During Island-Wide Blackout

Puerto Rico experienced a widespread blackout, but the town of Adjuntas remained powered by solar microgrids during the outage. The island's