Manuel Hidalgo is affiliated with the Spanish Institute of Oceanography in Spain. Their research spans primarily the field of Environmental Science, with a notable focus on Global and Planetary Change, Ecology, Oceanography, Nature and Landscape Conservation, and Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law as subfields.
Hidalgo's main topics of work cover multiple aspects of marine science, especially:
The scientist has contributed to several recent papers that address diverse issues in marine ecology and management. Notable publications include:
Hidalgo frequently publishes in scientific venues that focus on marine and environmental sciences. The main publication venues include:
The scientist has collaborated extensively with several frequent co-authors including:
Lorenzo Ciannelli;Jonathan A. D. Fisher;Mette Skern-Mauritzen;Mary E. Hunsicker
Manuel Hidalgo;Tristan Rouyer;Juan Carlos Molinero;Enric Massutí
Tristan Rouyer;Geir Ottersen;Joël M. Durant;Manuel Hidalgo
Alan Ronan Baudron;Thomas Brunel;Marie‐Anne Blanchet;Manuel Hidalgo
S. J. Pittman;K. L. Yates;P. J. Bouchet;D. Alvarez-Berastegui
Manuel Hidalgo;Howard I Browman
Enric Massutí;Sebastià Monserrat;Pere Oliver;Joan Moranta
Manuel Hidalgo;Enric Massutí;Joan Moranta;Joan Enric Cartes
Aurore Maureaud;Romain Frelat;Laurène Pécuchet;Nancy Shackell
Laurene Pecuchet;Martin Lindegren;Manuel Hidalgo;Marina Delgado
Joan Enric Cartes;Manuel Hidalgo;Vanesa Papiol;Enric Massutí
Esther Deborah Beukhof;Romain Frelat;Lauréne Pécuchet;Lauréne Pécuchet;Aurore Maureaud
Joan Moranta;Antoni Quetglas;Enric Massutí;Beatriz Guijarro
Catalina Mena;Patricia Reglero;Manuel Hidalgo;Eva Sintes
P. Reglero;A. Ortega;R. Balbín;F. J. Abascal
Joan Moranta;Cati Torres;Ivan Murray;Manuel Hidalgo
Adam Gouraguine;Manuel Hidalgo;Joan Moranta;David M. Bailey
Marta Albo-Puigserver;Marta Albo-Puigserver;Maria Grazia Pennino;Jose María Bellido;Ana Isabel Colmenero
Manuel Hidalgo;Vincent Rossi;Vincent Rossi;Pedro Monroy;Enrico Ser-Giacomi;Enrico Ser-Giacomi
MT Farriols;F Ordines;PJ Somerfield;C Pasqual
Antoni Quetglas;Francesc Ordines;Manuel Hidalgo;Sebastià Monserrat
Stefanie Keller;Valerio Bartolino;Manuel Hidalgo;Isabella Bitetto
M. Hidalgo;Y. Gusdal;G. E. Dingsør;D. Hjermann
Manuel HidalgoM. Hidalgo;Enric MassutíE. Massutí;Beatriz GuijarroB. Guijarro;Joan MorantaJ. Moranta
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