The Marine Biologist magazine
Issue 13, October 2019
You can read a selected article from the latest edition (see contents list below), but to read the whole edition you need to become a member of the MBA. However, back issues of the magazine are now available online via the magazine reader, so you can read The Marine Biologist anytime, anywhere!
CONTENTS
In brief
Research digests
Predictions of unprecedented biological shifts in the global ocean Grégory Beaugrand
Managing fisheries from surface and space Hsu (David) Feng Chi
Can we ride the plastic wave for climate action? Clare Ostle
Policy
The ocean takes centre stage in Chile climate change talks Matt Frost & Paul Buckley
Evidence vs hysteria in the debate on sharks Matt Frost
Features
James Lovelock and the MBA Mike Whitfield
Our underwater world: new insights from old data Ruth Thurstan
Research in the fragile Baltic Sea Jessica Haaplykä
Marine ecosystem protection in the Falkland Islands Paul Brickle, John Barton, Diane Simsovic, Neil Golding, Ander de Lacea & Paul Brewin
Antarctic krill futures Matthew Bunce
Is it time to reconsider how we feel about fish? Harry Baker
Paradise lost? The changing Arctic Ocean Michael Cunliffe
Sharing marine science
The evolution of the Journal of the Marine Biological Association Paul Dando & Eve Southward
Marine science on the Wild Atlantic Way Mark Johnson
Life-long engagement with marine biology The MBA
Membership Team
Marine Science Camps 2019 Eliane Bastos
And the winners are... MBA student bursary or placement awardee reports
Future Oceans 2, Brest, France Sara Mynott
Reviews