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Creator:: Brayfod, Heather
Abstract:: The high ecological, social and economic value placed on Western Australia’s aquatic environment creates a significant obligation on the WA Department of Fisheries to develop and implement appropriate and sustainable resource management strategies for the State's fisheries and fish habitats. Historically, fisheries management in Western Australia has been based on...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: a more integrated management approach, incorporating an explicit allocation based model within an

Creator:: Drummond, Kim and Wyatt, Nick
Abstract:: New Zealand’s fisheries legislation generally sets out a centralised and prescriptive management framework, predominantly based on annual decisions on both management measures and service delivery. A recent amendment provides for the Minister of Fisheries to approve fisheries plans, but does not specify what needs to be included in a plan...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: fishery. • Efficiency gains—government recovers much of its fisheries management costs from the fishing

Creator:: Olsen, Erik, Dommasnes, Are, Fossum, Petter, Gjøsæter, Harald, Røttingen, Ingolf, and Sandberg, Per
Abstract:: Earlier this year a White Paper from the Norwegian Minister of the Environment presented a new, holistic, area-based management plan for the Norwegian part of the Barents Sea, including the Fishery protection zone around Svalbard. The plan will provide guidelines for managing human activities in relation to their use and...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: -based management plan for the Norwegian part of the Barents Sea, including the Fishery protection zone

Creator:: Pascoe, Sean, Dichmont, Cathy, and Hutton, Trevor
Abstract:: Australian Commonwealth fisheries have adopted maximum economic yield as a target reference point. A bioeconomic model has been developed for one key fishery - the Northern Prawn Fishery - and is used in the provision of management advice. The development and application of this model has highlighted some challenges for...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Allocates management responsibilities to either States or Commonwealth when a fishery overlaps the

Creator:: Thebaud, Olivier, Smith, Anthony D. M., Vermard, Youen, Doyen, Luc, Innes, James, Lample, Michel, Macher, Claire, Mullon, Christian, Planque, Benjamin, Quaas, Martin F., and Mahévas, Stéphanie
Abstract:: As part of the ecosystem approach to managing fisheries and other uses of marine ecosystems, there has been a growing call for the development of integrated assessment tools to support the provision of both tactical and strategic management advice. Of particular importance in this domain is the development of models...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Creator:: Lipton, Douglas
Abstract:: Ideally, we seek to develop perfectly integrated ecological-economic models, drawing on the best data, modeling and knowledge of each of the disciplines, into one coherent model to inform policy. The realities of achieving such are thwarted by data and model compatibility issues. For example, ecological data may be available on...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: use • Bockstael – Costanza • Land Use – Watershed – WQ integrated model? The Original Chesapeake

Creator:: Barnes-Mauthe, Michele, Oleson, Kirsten L. L., and Zafindrasilivonona, Bienvenue
Abstract:: Small-scale fisheries make key contributions to food security, sustainable livelihoods and poverty reduction, yet to date the economic value of small-scale fisheries has been poorly quantified. In this study, we take a novel approach by characterizing post-landing trends of small-scale fisheries resources and estimating their total economic value, including both...
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Full Text:: *, KLL Oleson1,2, and B Zafindrasilivonona2 1Natural Resources & Environmental Management, U. of Hawaii

Creator:: Hoffmann, Julia and Quaas, Martin F.
Abstract:: The main instrument used in fishery management is the total allowable catch (TAC). Fishery management often fails because TACs are set too high and do not sufficiently restrict fisheries. The question we address in this paper is why do decision makers choose inefficiently high TACs? Our approach is to model...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Common Pool Politics and Inefficient Fishery Management

Creator:: Mihinui, Roku, Smith, Hera, Kingi, Tracey, and Ngawhika, Leilani
Abstract:: This paper is a compilation of several themes that addresses how Te Arawa iwi Trusts are utilising kaitiakitanga; traditional methods, practices and customs to manage freshwater environments and freshwater fisheries. Te Arawa is a central north island indigenous tribe of Aotearoa/New Zealand. Several deeds of settlement have been signed with...
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Full Text:: 2006 Te Ao Hou/Te Ao Hurihuri (New & Changing World) To deliver an integrated and trans

Creator:: Bodwitch, Hekia
Abstract:: In 1986, New Zealand implemented the world’s first comprehensive individual transferable quota management system for fisheries, designed to ensure sustainable use of fish resources by restricting take levels. Today, fewer people are fishing less frequently, often using with more efficient capture technologies. Drawing on ethnographic research with Maori fishing communities...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Sustainability: Can Quota Management Systems Achieve Both? Hekia Bodwitch University of California, Berkeley

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