Anna Rindorf

Anna Rindorf is a Professor and Director at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU Aqua), leading the National Institute of Aquatic Resources Institute Management. Her work integrates ecological processes, advanced statistics, and stakeholder collaboration to address fisheries and marine ecosystem management challenges. She serves on the ICES Bureau (2023–2026) and as editorial board member of Fish and Fisheries (2020–2024).

Her research focuses on:

• Quantifying ecosystem changes from natural variation and human impacts
• Developing biodiversity and food web indicators
• Addressing trade-offs in fisheries management
• Implementing ecosystem-based advisory frameworks

Key article trends (2023–2025) emphasize spatial fishing restrictions, multispecies modeling, bycatch reduction, and climate-adaptive fisheries management. She contributes to EU policy through the SEAwise and ECOSPACE projects, developing tools for marine spatial planning.

Projects include:

• PReMaH (2025–2036): Passive marine habitat restoration
• TRAWL-ILT (2024–2026): Assessing seabed impacts from trawling
• FISHMAP (2023–2027): Fish distribution for fisheries advice