The Marine Research in Ecological and Social Systems group (MARES) aims to understand the functioning, structure and dynamics of marine living resources and essential habitats, and assess their stability and resilience to cope with future changes. It also aims to analyse the importance and complex interactions of humans with the marine environment, considering ecological, social, cultural and political dimensions. Current research focuses on (1) fish ecology, fisheries and aquaculture; (2) the ecology of benthic communities and habitat- forming species and their restoration; (3) social and cultural aspects in socioecological systems; (4) and the translation of scientific knowledge into ecosystem management and social awareness.
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Jordi Abad Platas
Balma Albalat Oliver
Amaya Alvarez Ellacuria
Andres Arona Villen
Eneko Aspillaga Cuevas
Barbara Barceló Llull
Margarida Barceló Serra
Julia Castro Fernández Pacheco
Jose Maria Disdier Gómez
Mª Del Mar Gil Oviedo
Laura Guerrero Meseguer
Gema Hernan Martinez
Esther Hoyo Alvarez
Laia Illa López
Elka Georgieva Koleva
Juan Jose Martin Estarellas
Emanuella Orero Rubio
Andrés Alonso Ospina Alvarez
Aina Pons Salom
Francesca Reynés Fanals
Ismael Rodriguez López
Maria Rubio Bernal
Ana Ruiz Frau
Enrique Sanchez-Fabres Garcia de la Rasilla
Marco Signaroli
Lisa Wels Detzkeit