Daniel C. Dunn

This study tracks green turtles from Tortuguero to assess protection in reproductive and foraging areas, finding insufficient MPA coverage at both stages.

This study examines biases in conservation evidence synthesis by analyzing green turtle movement data from multiple languages and literature types, revealing significant losses in connectivity information and demographic representation when grey literature is excluded.

The paper compiles global migratory connectivity data for green turtles, revealing long-distance movement patterns and highlighting the need for transboundary conservation efforts.

This paper synthesizes movement data for migratory Australian sharks and rays to identify species requiring international conservation efforts.

The paper assesses marine megafauna associations with ocean fronts in the Mozambique Channel and predicts climate-driven shifts in front-rich areas, highlighting the need for adaptive conservation.