Mark Tupper
I am interested in applied marine ecology and ichthyology, particularly as the they relate to the management of marine habitats and fisheries. My specific interests include Essential Fish Habitat, Marine Protected Areas, coral reef fisheries management, reef fish spawning aggregations, early life history and recruitment, fish tagging and migration studies, fisheries management planning, fish habitat management, and Environmental Impact Assessment.
Supervisors: PhD advisor: Dr. Robert G Boutiler (deceased), MSc and postdoc advisor: Dr. Wayne Hunte, Postdoctoral advisor: Dr Ken Able, Postdoctoral advisor: Dr. Grant Gilmore, and Postdoctoral advisor: Dr. Francis Juanes
Supervisors: PhD advisor: Dr. Robert G Boutiler (deceased), MSc and postdoc advisor: Dr. Wayne Hunte, Postdoctoral advisor: Dr Ken Able, Postdoctoral advisor: Dr. Grant Gilmore, and Postdoctoral advisor: Dr. Francis Juanes
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based on the information reviewed in this report, capture-based aquaculture may not be the best means to ensure a steady and sustainable supply of grouper for either the live or “non-live” fish trades. This is due to a number of problems including low availability of seed, destructive and wasteful seed collection techniques, removal of large numbers of
early life history stages with subsequent impacts on adult populations and conflicts with capture fisheries, and pollution and disease resulting from culture operations.