Fig. 2: Projected relative contribution of scenarios of no-take marine protected areas coverage, fishing levels and climate change to changes in biomass and catch potential. | npj Ocean Sustainability

Fig. 2: Projected relative contribution of scenarios of no-take marine protected areas coverage, fishing levels and climate change to changes in biomass and catch potential.

From: Projecting contributions of marine protected areas to rebuild fish stocks under climate change

Fig. 2

The cumulative positive and negative effects on changes in (A, B) biomass relative to the level at maximum sustainable yield (B/BMSY, y-axis) and (C, D) catch potential relative to maximum sustainable yield (C/CMSY) from fishing (green bars), no-take MPAs (blue bars) and climate change (represented by global warming levels, warm color bars) across different fishing level scenarios (x-axis). The relative changes in biomass and catch potential as a result of the different factors represented by the bars are cumulative. The effects of the factors were estimated from the mixed-effect model by region (A, C) and stock (B, D) (see Method).

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