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Beyond Whiplash: Advancing Durable, Place-Based Ocean Conservation in the United States
This paper examines the structural, political, and ecological challenges undermining effective ocean conservation in the United States, from fragmented governance and underfunding to policy instability and weakened scientific capacity. Drawing on global science and domestic experience, it outlines a
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