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Biological Invasions|July 2, 2019
Environmental and ecological factors influencing the spillover of the non-native kelp, Undaria pinnatifida, from marinas into natural rocky reef communitiesGraham Epstein, Dan A SmaleMarine Pollution Bulletin|December 4, 2018
Between-habitat variability in the population dynamics of a global marine invader may drive management uncertaintyGraham Epstein, Dan A SmaleEcology and Evolution|October 28, 2017
Undaria pinnatifida: A case study to highlight challenges in marine invasion ecology and managementGraham Epstein, Dan A SmaleScientific Reports|June 21, 2019
Identifying niche and fitness dissimilarities in invaded marine macroalgal canopies within the context of contemporary coexistence theoryGraham Epstein, Stephen J Hawkins, Dan A SmaleMarine Environmental Research|July 10, 2018
Removal treatments alter the recruitment dynamics of a global marine invader - Implications for management feasibilityGraham Epstein, Stephen J Hawkins, Dan A SmaleEcology and Evolution|April 25, 2019
Spatiotemporal variability in the structure of seagrass meadows and associated macrofaunal assemblages in southwest England (UK): Using citizen science to benchmark ecological patternDan A Smale, Graham Epstein, Mark Parry, et al.Ambio|May 10, 2020
Governing offshore fish aggregating devices in the Eastern Caribbean: Exploring trade-offs using a qualitative network modelJeremy Pittman, Jamie C Tam, Graham Epstein, et al.Plos One|November 16, 2023
Adapting the marine stewardship council's risk-based framework to assess the impact of towed bottom fishing gear on blue carbon habitatsKate Morris, Graham Epstein, Michel J Kaiser, et al.Global Change Biology|February 17, 2022
The impact of mobile demersal fishing on carbon storage in seabed sedimentsGraham Epstein, Jack J Middelburg, Julie P Hawkins, et al.Global Change Biology|September 25, 2023
Blue carbon benefits from global saltmarsh restorationVictoria G Mason, Annette Burden, Graham Epstein, et al.Pageof 2