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Climate-Resilient Fisheries Planning Tool

A decision-support tool for stakeholders and communities to identify actions for building greater resilience to climate change

Livelihoods & Wellbeing

Find tools to support livelihoods and wellbeing in your fishery

Climate Vulnerability Assessment for Caribbean Recreational Fisheries

A participatory assessment of recreational fisheries vulnerability to climate impacts

FishBase Nutrient Analysis Tool

The FishBase Nutrient Analysis Tool is a model that uses species-specific information housed in FishBase to predict concentrations of seven key nutrients (calcium, iron, omega-3, protein, selenium, vitamin A, and zinc) for the world’s marine and inland fish species. This work was a part...

NutriCast

Explore forecasted nutritional gains from fisheries and mariculture reforms under climate change

Blue Foods Assessment

The Blue Food Assessment, a collaboration between the Stockholm Resilience Centre and Stanford University in partnership with EAT, brings together over 100 researchers to explore the role that aquatic foods can play in building healthy, sustainable and equitable food systems.
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