Editorial board
Editors-in-Chief

Research scientist, French Research Institute for the Exploitation of the Sea (Ifremer), Head of Ifremer Research Unit Functional Physiology of Marine Organisms, Associate Director of the joint research unit LEMAR – Marine Environmental Sciences Laboratory
Since 1994, Pierre’s research is dedicated to genetics and genomics of bivalves. Most of his research is connected with aquaculture or conservation issues and has led to over 130 publications, resulting in his recent designation as the most productive author in a recent bibliometric analysis of oyster research worldwide.

Research scientist, French Research Institute for Development (IRD)
François research activities are focused on the dynamics of coastal food webs. His approach of trophic ecology is generalist, combining field and laboratory works as well as modeling, from the naturalist predator-prey relationship to the macro-ecology theoretical food webs.

Research scientist, French Research Institute for the Exploitation of the Sea (Ifremer), Director of the joint research unit AMURE – Centre for the Law and Economics of the Sea.
Olivier’s research focuses on the development of decision-support approaches and tools for the management of coastal and marine resources, including ecological-economic modeling, and the economics of ecosystem-based approaches to natural resources management. Key areas of application include the regulation of commercial and recreational fisheries, aquaculture, multiple ecosystem uses, chronic and accidental pollution of coastal waters, as well as biodiversity conservation policies including Marine Protected Areas.

Research scientist, French Research Institute for the Exploitation of the Sea (Ifremer)
For the last two decades Verena has been working on abundance estimation methods as well as the use of statistical modelling and indicators for ecosystem assessments, as well as population, community and socio-ecosystem studies. She has a long standing interest in traditional and alternative observation methods for abundance monitoring and behavioral studies.
Associate Editors
Robert Arlinghaus
Berlin, Germany
Francisco Arreguin-Sanchez
Baja California Sur,
México
Jean Boncoeur
Brest, France
Mark Camara
Hamilton, New Zealand
Ryan B Carnegie
Virginia, USA
Thierry B.R. Chopin
Saint John, Canada
Serena Como
Oristano, Italy
Dorothy Dankel
Bergen, Norway
Antonio Figueras
Vigo, Spain
Katell Hamon
Gravenhage, The Netherlands
Pauline Kamermans
Wageningen UR, The Netherlands
David Kaplan
Gloucester Point, USA
Jérémy Lobry
Cestas, France
Richard Lorne Little
Hobart, Australia
Flavia Lucena Fredou
Recife, Brazil
Véronique Martin-Jezequel
Nantes, France
Pierre Morand
Bondy, France
Richard Nash
Bergen, Norway
Sean Pascoe
Brisbane, Australia
Ellen L. Rice Kenchington
Halifax, Canada
Nicole Richoux
Grahamstown, South Africa
Carlos Saavedra
Torre de la Sal, Spain
Mohamed Salah Romdhane
Tunis, Tunisie
Dale Edward Squires
California, USA
Costas Tsigenopoulos
Heraklion, Crete
Catarina Vinagre
Lisboa, Portugal
James Wilson
Rimouski, Canada
Ziniu Yu
Guangzhou, China