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we are a group of scientists interested in how marine ecosystems and people are interconnected we are a group of scientists interested in how marine ecosystems and people are interconnected. we use a combination of field experiments, observations, and interviews to construct statistical and simulation models focusing on. coastal and fisheries management issues. our goal is to link ecological processes with human interactions to better understand. diverse scientists at all career levels, resource-users, managers, and practitioners contribute to our research in creative ways diverse scientists at all career levels, resource-users, managers, and practitioners contribute to our research in creative ways our research activities engage multiple stakeholders to provide data for coastal and fisheries policy-makers. we come from all over the world and have a diverse range of experiences and backgrounds. current projects are located across five different countries and we travel there frequently to do fieldwork and collaborate with our partners. we are proud of our research! team members and collaborators hail from local and national governments, as well as non-governmental organizations such as the nature conservancy. we also work closely with universities in the places we have projects, including pwani university in kenya, bogor agricultural university in indonesia, and university of cape coast in ghana. working across different geographies and ecosystems, complex problems motivate us to use mixed-methods working across different geographies and ecosystems, complex problems motivate us to use mixed-methods marine protected areas have been widely adopted as a leading ecosystem-based fisheries management tool in temperate and tropical regions, but there can be negative impacts on cultural traditions, social cohesion, and fisheries. other management options among the most pervasive drivers of habitat loss for ecosystem engineers such as oyster reefs and coral reefs is destructive fishing.