Annette Breckwoldt

Anchoring in Strong Currents: Strategies for Reflexivity to Enhance Inter- and Transdisciplinary Marine Research

Annette Breckwoldt, Christopher Cvitanovic, Asha de Vos, Amy Diedrich et autres

Marine research increasingly demands that early career researchers collaborate across disciplines, work with diverse communities including Indigenous peoples, and navigate social-ecological challenges characterised by ambiguity, uncertainty, and contested values. Yet the conceptual tools needed to do this well—chief among them reflexivity—are rarely …

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A call to action to support and safeguard ocean defenders

Nathan J. Bennett, Rocío López de la Lama, Francisco Araos, Raymond K. Ayilu et autres

Abstract Coastal communities worldwide face growing environmental and human rights burdens from the expanding ocean economy. Yet ocean defenders who mobilize to defend the marine environment, their territories, and their rights often experience repression, intimidation, and violence. Society has a moral and …

Understanding and Managing Imposter Phenomenon Within the Marine Sciences: Insights From 314 Years of Cumulative Experience

Chris Cvitanovic, Tracy Ainsworth, Annette Breckwoldt, Amy Diedrich et autres

Imposter phenomenon is widely felt in academia, yet its lived experience within marine science remains underexplored. To address this gap, in this commentary we draw on the collective reflections of a diverse group of interdisciplinary marine researchers who have (and continue to) …

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Understanding and managing imposter phenomenon within the marine sciences : insights from 314 years of cumulative experience

Christopher Cvitanovic, Tracy Ainsworth, Annette Breckwoldt, Amy Diedrich et autres

Imposter phenomenon is widely felt in academia, yet its lived experience within marine science remains underexplored. To address this gap, in this commentary we draw on the collective reflections of a diverse group of interdisciplinary marine researchers who have (and continue to) …

Cultural Diversity and Marine Biodiversity: Bridging what is already connected

Annette Breckwoldt, Ron Vave

Islands are disproportionate drivers of both cultural and ecological diversity. Yet, both forms of diversity face accelerating and compounding pressures and decline under the effects of globalization, climate change, and inflexible governance regimes. This paper argues that cultural diversity and marine biodiversity …

MOOBYF Data Management Plan

Julien Lebranchu, Nawfel Tabie-Geraux, Claudia Ximena Restrepo-Ortiz, Hety Hartaty et autres

The MOOBYF Data Management Plan: Facilitates a shared understanding and establishes expectations among partners and associated teams for managing data related to MOOBYF. Acts as a resource to ensure MOOBYF aligns with research community standards, partner institution requirements, and national and EU …

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Reef Passages: Watery gateways of life between lagoons and the ocean

Annette Breckwoldt, Dominique Pelletier

Reef passages are essential ‘communication zones’ that underpin both environmental integrity and social resilience in and for island regions. Their protection and sustainable management - grounded in scientific research, local knowledge, and inclusive policy - is fundamental to the future health of …

Ecohydrological Indicators and Environmental Flow Assessment (EFA) in the Inlet and Outlet Reaches of the Kenyir Lake Basin, Malaysia

Noorjima Abd Wahab, Mohd Khairul Amri Kamarudin, Firdaus Muhammad‐Sukki, Frankie Marcus Ata et autres

The balance of environmental flow in basin-maintained ecosystems is crucial for sustaining biodiversity and the environment. Maintaining optimal environmental flow in rivers ensures the sustainability of natural ecosystems. An Environmental Flow Assessment (EFA) was conducted in the Terengganu River (outlet) and Petuang …

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Remote underwater video for monitoring reef fish spawning aggregations

Erwan Saulnier, Annette Breckwoldt, Marianne Robert, Dominique Pelletier

Abstract Fish spawning aggregations (FSAs) are critical events in the life cycle of many commercially and ecologically important species, yet FSAs are often exploited and highly vulnerable to fishing due to their predictability in time and space. Although FSAs are increasingly recognized …

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Editorial: Fishing for human perceptions in coastal and island marine resource use systems, volume II

Annette Breckwoldt, Beate Ratter, Wencheng Wang, Hans V. Storch

With this relaunch, we thus carry on with fishing for a diversity of inspiring and comprehensive contributions on the link between perceptions and human-environment interactions. The four contributions truly show this diversity in approaches, from more theoretical and philosophical considerations (Omstedt & …

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Five social science intervention areas for ocean sustainability initiatives

Stefan Partelow, Achim Schlüter, Natalie C. Ban, Simon P. J. Batterbury et autres

Abstract Ocean sustainability initiatives – in research, policy, management and development – will be more effective in delivering comprehensive benefits when they proactively engage with, invest in and use social knowledge. We synthesize five intervention areas for social engagement and collaboration with …

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Women’s Active Engagement with the Sea Through Fishing in Fiji

Élodie Fache, Annette Breckwoldt

Fiji’s iTaukei (Indigenous) women contribute significantly to small-scale coastal fisheries, and are therefore integral to successful fisheries (co-)management, yet their role still remains underestimated. This paper explores an original pathway to highlight iTaukei women’s role in Fiji’s small-scale coastal fisheries; a pathway …

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