Fisheries Management and Ecology is a journal that aims to serve as a forum for applied studies and reviews of fishery management and ecology from across the world. Studies can span from small-scale artisanal fisheries to large-scale industrial fisheries in developing and developed countries.  Studies of fishery management practices (harvest, habitat, or population manipulations), effects of fish stocking on management of fisheries, ecology and population dynamics of fish stocks that support fisheries, and fish stock assessments and associated methods are invited, if they are presented in an appropriately broad geographical, biological, or methodological scope to be of interest and utility for an international audience of fishery managers and ecologists.

Editor
Ian G. Cowx
Hull International Fisheries Institute
University of Hull
Cottingham Road
Hull
East Yorkshire
HU6 7RX
UK
e-mail: I.G.Cowx@hull.ac.uk

Associate Editors
Gordon H. Copp - Cefas-Lowestoft and Bournemouth University - UK
Robin L. Welcomme - Long Barn - Stoke by Clare - UK

Editorial Board
Miran Aprahamian, Environment Agency - Warrington - UK
Dr Peter Bayley - Oregon State University - USA
Dr J Braken - University College Dublin - Ireland
Dr Alain Crivelli - Camargue - France
Prof T Cross - University College Cork - Ireland
Prof Stephen Dadzie - Kuwait University - Kuwait
Prof Sena de Silva - Deakin University - Australia
Dr Lars Hansen - Norwegian Institute for Nature Research - Norway
Dr Peter Hutchinson - NASCO, Edinburgh - UK
Dr John Kocik - Northeast Fisheries Science Centre, Maine - USA
Dr Miguel Petrere Jr - UNESP - Brazil
Prof Michael Power - University of Waterloo - Canada
Gorm Rasmussen - Danish Institute of Fisheries Research - Denmark
Dr Willie Shearer - Montrose - Scotland
Dr Lorenzo Vilizzi, University of Łódź, Poland
Prof Alan Whitfield - JLB Smith Institute of Ichthyology - South Africa
Dr Maciej Zalewski - Institute of Environmental Biology - Poland