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Ray Hilborn

Seattle
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I am an ecologist working largely on management of fisheries.
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Decarbonizing Fisheries Through Ensuring Healthy Stock Status

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By Ray Hilborn, Katja Enberg, Sara Hornborg, Innovation Göteborg Sweden
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Capture fisheries, and particularly industrial fisheries, depend extensively on fossil fuels for vessel propulsion and other onboard processes. This use typically dominates the greenhouse gas (GHG) emission profile, or carbon footprint, of the full value chain of seafood products (Parker et al. 2018; Winther et al. 2020). Fuel cost is also an important component of operating costs which makes fisheries' profitability sensitive to fuel price increases (Guillen et al.
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Estimating the Abundance of Widely Distributed Primates

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By Ray Hilborn, Milani Chaloupka
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Monitoring spatial and temporal trends in abundance of a meta-population across a species geographic range is a necessary condition to support evidence-informed wildlife conservation management (Lindenmayer et al. 2022; Buckland et al. 2023; Gonsalves et al. 2024). But estimating population size for a wildlife species that is dispersed over a wide geographic range is a major logistic and survey sampling challenge. Pollock et al.
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Underexploitation of Fish Stocks: A Greater Threat to Food Security than Overfishing

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By Ray Hilborn, Michael C. Melnychuk, Daniel Hively
| Saving Seafood
January 15, 2025 —  A groundbreaking study published by researchers at the University of Washington has unveiled fresh insights into the effectiveness of global fisheries management, challenging conventional assessments that focus solely on overfishing. The research, led by Dr. Ray Hilborn, suggests that underexploitation of fish stocks is a far more significant contributor to lost food potential than overfishing.
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