Number of studies that measured each objective by marine realm (Temperate Australasia, n = 11 studies; Temperate Northern Atlantic, n = 6; Tropical Atlantic, n = 12; Central Indo-Pacific, n = 22; Eastern Indo-Pacific, n = 3; Western Indo-Pacific, n = 42; Temperate Northern Pacific, n = 1; Tropical Eastern Pacific, n = 1) in ARs reporting success in meeting conservation objectives.

• Main Authors: Emily Higgins (6407792), Anna Metaxas (236922), Robert E. Scheibling (2912432)
• Format: Still Image
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2022
• Subjects: Ecology; Inorganic Chemistry; Science Policy; Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified; Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified; mitigating environmental impacts; commonly monitored taxa; 35 ° latitude; achieving objectives commonly; last 2 decades; accelerating coral decline; poor ar design; div >< p; cultural purposes since; providing nursery habitat; meeting conservation objectives; achieving conservation objectives; coral reef decline; scale bleaching events; promoting local socio; conserving target species; address regional losses; subtropical coral reefs; cultural values also; conservation </ p; increasing coral cover; coral nursery habitat; increasing fish abundance; 2 </ sup; coral reef research; 22 %); provision; 1980s – 2000s; nursery habitat; coral cover; target species; cultural objectives; reef conservation; coral reefs; increasing awareness; 2 %); – 10s; habitat quantity; economic values; ecological research; ar deployment; 27 %); artificial reefs; western indo; temporal patterns; systematic review; study duration; source populations; scientific literature; reef restoration; recruitment substrate; pronounced shift; north atlantic; mostly likely; moderately successful; least successful; global impact; examined spatio; community composition; central indo; attaining socio; addressing socio; 71 %); 53 %); 42 %); 31 %); 24 %); 16 %); 14 %); Pacific; North Atlantic
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0261964.g003

See Fig 2 for map of bioregions.