Table 3. At-risk reef species.

Fijian Name	Scientific Name	Number of Times Mentioned	Perceptions of Pop. Change (n =  number of participants with this perception)
Kuita	Octopus sp.	8	Decreasing size (n = 1) and abundance (n = 3)
Kabatia	Lethrinus harak	6	Decreasing abundance (n = 1)
Saqa	Caranx ignobilis	6	Decreasing abundance (n = 1)
Kanace	Moolgarda engeli	6	Smaller, scarcer, and harder to catch (n = 1)
Ulavi	Gray or white parrotfish larger than 30 cm	5	Increasing abundance (n = 1)
Vonu	Sea turtles	5	Decreasing abundance (n = 2)
Labe	Halichoeres trimaculatus	5	N/A
Nuqa	Siganus vermiculatus	5	Decreasing abundance (n = 1) or increasing abundance (n = 1)
Kawakawa	Epinephelus polyphekadion	4	Decreasing size and abundance; increased fishing effort necessary (n = 5)
Ta	Naso unicornis	4	N/A
Tabace	Acanthurus triostegus	4	N/A
Dridri	3 Acanthurus sp.	4	Increasing abundance (n = 1)
Vasua	Tridacna gigas (sea clams)	4	Decreasing abundance (n = 1)
Deou	Upeneus vittatus	4	N/A

Most at-risk reef species based on the number of villagers who claimed to target them. Includes perceived changes in the population of these species and the number of interviewees who made these assessments.