A review of a decade of lessons from one of the world’s largest MPAs: conservation gains and key challenges
Graeme C. Hays(Deakin University), Edward Robinson(University of Plymouth), Jeanne A. Mortimer(University of Florida), Dannielle S. Eager(University of Plymouth), Andrew O. M. Mogg(Scottish Association For Marine Science), Heather J. Koldewey(Zoological Society of London), David A. Mucciarone(Stanford University), Phil Hosegood(University of Plymouth), Barbara A. Block, Emma Levy(Zoological Society of London), Robin Freeman(Zoological Society of London), Nicholas A. J. Graham(Australian Research Council), Taylor K. Chapple(Oregon State University), Nigel E. Hussey(University of Windsor), Ana Nuño(University of Exeter), Martin J. Attrill(University of Plymouth), Stephen G. Preston(University of Oxford), Mark G. Meekan(Australian Institute of Marine Science), Fiorenza Micheli(Ocean Medical Center), Ines D. Lange(University of Exeter), Daniel T. I. Bayley(University College London), Joanna L. Harris(National Trust), Jessica J. Meeuwig(McGill University), Clare B. Embling(University of Plymouth), Nicola L. Foster(University of Plymouth), Julian Engel(Research Complex at Harwell), Cassandra E. Benkwitt(Lancaster University), Robert B. Dunbar(Stanford University), Francesco Ferretti(Virginia Tech), Claire Collins(Zoological Society of London), Tom B. Letessier(Zoological Society of London), Jamie M. McDevitt‐Irwin(University of Victoria), Sivajyodee Sannassy Pilly(Bangor University), Nicole Esteban(Swansea University), David Jacoby(Zoological Society of London), Alex Rattray(Deakin University), Samantha Andrzejaczek(Pacific University), Shanta Barley(The University of Western Australia), Robert J. Schallert(Pacific University), M. Lindhart(Stanford University), Chris T. Perry(University of Exeter), Rachel Jones(Zoological Society of London), Malcolm A. C. Nicoll(Zoological Society of London), Kerry L. Howell(University of Plymouth), Catherine E. I. Head(Zoological Society of London), Clara Diaz(University of Plymouth), Pete Carr(Zoological Society of London), Aaron B. Carlisle(University of Delaware), Matthew Gollock(Zoological Society of London), Nicholas Dunn(Natural England)
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