《海洋和沿海漁業:動力、管理和生態系統科學》發表原創和創新研究，綜合時空尺度上的生物組織信息，促進生態健全的漁業科學和管理。這本由美國漁業協會出版的開放獲取的在線期刊提供了一個研究海洋、沿海和河口漁業的國際場所，重點關注物種的表現及其對環境擾動的反應，并促進基于生態系統的漁業科學和管理的發展。該雜志鼓勵投稿者識別和解決人口動態、評估技術和管理方法、人類維度和社會經濟學以及生態系統指標方面的挑戰，以全面改進漁業科學，并做出明智的預測和決策。除了發表同行評議的文章，該雜志還將提供一個“漁業論壇”，讓讀者有機會幾乎實時地討論熱門話題，并鼓勵就該部分的相關主題提交“論文”(同行評議的評論)。為了反映該期刊涵蓋的生態系統、問題和觀點的廣泛范圍，我們鼓勵具有包容性和跨學科的貢獻。主要主題包括但不限于以下內容:不同時空尺度的漁業生物學和生態學(包括年齡和生長、繁殖、行為、生理、種群識別、遺傳學、幼蟲散布和生活史)，以及物種的表現和對擾動、恢復和管理行動的反應與漁業和生態系統相關的生物學、生態學、海鳥、無脊椎動物和哺乳動物的評估和管理人口統計與動態生境是一種時空資源食物網，營養動態和獵物資源評估科學和管理場景評估，包括專用通道、適應性管理、基于區域的管理、基于社區的管理、海岸和海洋分區(包括保護區和保護區)單品種和多品種評估和管理數據合成、管理和信息學歷史數據和生態基線政策，包括執行影響漁業政策的創新解決辦法、談判達成的解決辦法和法院決定人的維度和社會經濟學漁業管理能力建設(培訓、教育和促進合作研究和管理)環境變化和變化(包括氣候變化)對人口、生態系統動態和生產力的影響生態系統狀態的度量、基準和確定漁業對生態的影響基于生態系統的漁業評估與管理理論與實踐生態系統建模和預測旨在更好地理解和管理沿海和海洋漁業

Marine and Coastal Fisheries: Dynamics, Management, and Ecosystem Science publishes original and innovative research that synthesizes information on biological organization across spatial and temporal scales to promote ecologically sound fisheries science and management. This open-access, online journal published by the American Fisheries Society provides an international venue for studies of marine, coastal, and estuarine fisheries, with emphasis on species' performance and responses to perturbations in their environment, and promotes the development of ecosystem-based fisheries science and management. The journal encourages contributors to identify and address challenges in population dynamics, assessment techniques and management approaches, human dimensions and socioeconomics, and ecosystem metrics to improve fisheries science in general and make informed predictions and decisions. In addition to publishing peer-reviewed articles, the journal will offer a "Fisheries Forum" that gives readers an opportunity to discuss topical issues in near-real time, and it encourages the submission of "essays" (peer-reviewed comments) on relevant subjects for that section.Reflecting the broad range of ecosystems, issues, and perspectives included in the scope of the journal, contributions that are inclusive and interdisciplinary are encouraged. Major themes include but are not limited to the following:Fisheries biology and ecology (including age and growth, reproduction, behavior, physiology, stock identification, genetics, larval dispersal, and life histories) at different spatiotemporal scales as well as species' performance and responses to perturbation, restoration, and management actionsThe biology, ecology, assessment, and management of marine birds, invertebrates, and mammals related to fisheries and ecosystem topicsPopulation demographics and dynamicsHabitat as a resource in space and timeFood webs, trophic dynamics, and prey resourcesAssessment science and management scenario evaluation, including dedicated access, adaptive management, area-based management, community-based management, and coastal and marine zoning (including protected areas and reserves)Single- and multispecies assessment and managementData synthesis, management, and informaticsHistorical data and ecological baselinesPolicy, including the implementation of innovative solutions and negotiated settlements and court decisions that affect fisheries policyHuman dimensions and socioeconomicsFisheries management capacity building (training, education, and the promotion of collaborative research and management)The influence of environmental variability and change (including climate change) on population and ecosystem dynamics and productivityMetrics, benchmarks, and determination of ecosystem statusThe ecological impacts of fishingEcosystem-based fishery assessment and management in theory and practiceEcosystem modeling and forecasting aimed at better understanding and managing coastal and marine fisheries