Benefits of herbivorous fish outweigh costs of corallivory in coral nurseries placed close to a Kenyan patch reefEwout G. Knoester, Ronald Osinga, Albertinka J. Murk|Marine Ecology Progress Series|2019Cited by 50
Community-managed coral reef restoration in southern Kenya initiates reef recovery using various artificial reef designsEwout G. Knoester, Ronald Osinga, JJ. Rienstra et al.|Frontiers in Marine Science|2023Cited by 28
Fisheries restrictions and their cascading effects on herbivore abundance and macroalgae removal at Kenyan coral reefsEwout G. Knoester, Ronald Osinga, Veerle E. Plug et al.|Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology|2022Cited by 14
Coral predation and implications for restoration of Kenyan reefs: The effects of site selection, coral species and fisheries managementEwout G. Knoester, Ronald Osinga, Nienke Klerks et al.|Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology|2023Cited by 12
Biomass of key grazing fishes is an important determinant of coral growth and fouling control in coral nurseriesEwout G. Knoester, Ronald Osinga, Emilia Rizzi et al.|Restoration Ecology|2023Cited by 11