Ulrike Hilborn

Pinsky Lab reviews “Ocean Recovery: A Sustainable Future for Global Fisheries?” by Ray & Ulrike Hilborn

rpsnow March 5, 2021 Publications

Zoë Kitchel, PhD Candidate, led a group of Pinsky Lab members (Jeewantha Bandara, Jaelyn Bos, René Clark, Dan Forrest, and Malin Pinsky) in reviewing Ocean Recovery: a Sustainable Future for Global Fisheries? by Ray and Ulrike Hilborn, available online early

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