S. Wulfing

Social-ecological models with social hierarchy and spatial structure applied to small scale fisheries

This study develops a socio-ecological model with social hierarchy and spatial structure to analyze fishery dynamics, finding that fish movement and social influence significantly impact sustainability.

Assessing the need for temporary fishing closures to support sustainability for a small-scale octopus fishery

The paper assesses the sustainability of a blue octopus fishery using a population model and finds that temporary closures have likely sustained the population since 2006.