Gabrielle Carmine

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Jennifer JacquetProfessor, Department of Environmental Science and Policy, University of MiamiVerified email at miami.edu
Patrick N. HalpinMarine Geospatial Ecology Lab, Duke UniversityVerified email at duke.edu
Enric SalaExplorer in Residence, National Geographic SocietyVerified email at ngs.org
Juan S. MayorgaMarine Data Scientist - Environmental Markets Solutions Lab at UC Santa Barbara and NationalVerified email at ucsb.edu
Jeremy B. C. JacksonDepartment of Paleontology, American Museum of Natural HistoryVerified email at amnh.org
Guillermo Ortuño Crespo, PhD

Gabrielle Carmine

PhD Candidate, Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab, Duke University

Verified email at duke.edu


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Who is the high seas fishing industry? G Carmine, J Mayorga, NA Miller, J Park, PN Halpin, GO Crespo, ... One Earth 3 (6), 730-738, 2020	41	2020
Tracking elusive and shifting identities of the global fishing fleet J Park, J Van Osdel, J Turner, CM Farthing, NA Miller, HL Linder, ... Science advances 9 (3), eabp8200, 2023	20	2023
The living infinite: Envisioning futures for transformed human-nature relationships on the high seas LM Pereira, GO Crespo, DJ Amon, R Badhe, S Bandeira, F Bengtsson, ... Marine Policy 153, 105644, 2023	10	2023
The Living Infinite L Pereira, G Ortuño Crespo, S Juri, P Keys, H Lübker, A Merrie, ... Vector, 2022	1	2022
A geopolitical-economy of distant water fisheries access arrangements L Campling, E Havice, J Virdin, G Carmine, M Andriamahefazafy, ... npj Ocean Sustainability 3 (1), 26, 2024		2024
UN multilateral agreement offers an opportunity to protect high seas biodiversity J Jacquet, G Carmine, J Jackson Science advances 9 (25), eadj1435, 2023		2023

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