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Targeting ocean conservation outcomes through threat reduction

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Targeting ocean conservation outcomes through threat reduction

J. A. Turner, M. Starkey, et al.

Despite the establishment of marine protected areas, biodiversity loss remains a pressing issue. This research extends the Species Threat Abatement and Restoration (STAR) metric to marine environments, revealing that unsustainable fishing poses the greatest risk. The authors highlight that a significant portion of the global marine STAR score is found outside protected zones, emphasizing the need for targeted actions to enhance biodiversity recovery.... show more
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