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Characterizing trends in participation and diversification in small-scale coastal fisheries of Virginia, USA [abstract]

Creator:: White, Shelby B. and Scheld, Andrew M.
Abstract:: The small-scale coastal fisheries of Virginia account for a significant portion of the state’s total annual landings and employ thousands of individuals. Despite the value of these fisheries, the number of commercial licenses sold has declined more than 15% since 1994. Declines are attributed to various factors, but indicate potential...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: diversification in small-scale coastal fisheries of Virginia, USA. Shelby B. White and Andrew M. Scheld

Characterizing trends in participation and diversification in small-scale coastal fisheries of Virginia, USA [presentation]

Creator:: White, Shelby B. and Scheld, Andrew M.
Abstract:: The small-scale coastal fisheries of Virginia account for a significant portion of the state’s total annual landings and employ thousands of individuals. Despite the value of these fisheries, the number of commercial licenses sold has declined more than 15% since 1994. Declines are attributed to various factors, but indicate potential...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: FISHERIES OF VIRGINIA, USA. Shelby B. White and Andrew M. Scheld 20th Biennial Conference IIFET 2022

Assessment of Seafood Market Structure in the Southwest Coastline Region of Nigeria

Creator:: Adeleke, Lydia M.
Abstract:: The main objective of this study is to assess seafood marketing and pathway in Nigerian coastline (the case of Lagos and Ondo States in the South West, Nigeria). The specific objectives were to determine the: demographic characteristics of seafood marketers in the study area; gender pathway involved in seafood marketing...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: COASTLINE REGION OF NIGERIA By Adeleke M. Lydia Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture Technology

Who really owns the tuna fishing fleets in the Southeast Pacific Ocean?

Creator:: Kinds, Arne, Lazzari, Natali, Rosa Carvalho, Adriana, Roumbedakis, Katina, Deng Palomares, Maria L., Ainsworth, Gillian B., Majluf, Patricia, Sumaila, Rashid, and Villasante, Sebastian
Abstract:: Global Trends: Foreign and transnational ownership (& ownership interests), Complex structures: vertical integration, flags of convenience, joint ventures, etc., Concentration: a handful of corporations controlling global fisheries (Österblom et al. 2015,Carmine et al. 2020). Why Regulate?: Risk of monopolies and market failure, Governance of corporations (i.e., compliance, enforcement), Who captures...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Palomares, Gillian B. Ainsworth, Patricia Majluf, Rashid Sumaila, Sebastian Villasante Presentation

The Challenges and Prospects of Women Fisher Folk in Makoko, Lagos State, Nigeria

Creator:: Oloko, Ayodele, Fakoya, Kafayat, Ferse, Sebastian, Breckwoldt, Annette, Harper, Sarah, and Adeleke, Lydia M.
Abstract:: Research on small-scale fisheries has largely focused on men’s fishing practices and perceptions and considerably discounted the important contributions by women to household food security and economies (Harper et al. 2013). Studies in most West African countries confirm that post- harvest activities is gendered in nature and revolves around traditional...
Resource Type:: Presentation
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Monitoring artificial reefs’ usefulness via vessel tracking technology and cloud computing: a case study in Southern Portugal

Creator:: Ito, Paula, Costa, Joana, and Ramos, Jorge
Abstract:: Artificial reefs (AR) were created not only to protect sea bottoms (Lee et al., 2018) and enhance biodiversity namely by stimulating the enhancement of fish stocks (Pioch et al., 2020), but also to attract diving tourism (Shani et al., 2012) or sport fishing enthusiasts (Radonski et al., 2018). In order...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: R A R B R C R D R E R F R G R H R I R J R K R L R M R N P A F R P N u m b er o f V

Regional fisheries management for increased economic value of shared stocks : understanding the economic impact of Pacific halibut

Creator:: Hutniczak, Barbara
Abstract:: Study Objectives: IPHC socioeconomic study was a direct response to the Commission’s “desire for more comprehensive economic information to support the overall management of the Pacific halibut resource in fulfillment of its mandate”, Commission’s objective is to develop stocks of Pacific halibut that permit “optimum yield from the fishery and...
Resource Type:: Presentation
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Pilot monitoring to investigate the usefulness of artificial reefs using vessel tracking technology and cloud computing: a case study in southern Portugal

Creator:: Ito, Paula, Costa, Joana, and Ramos, Jorge
Abstract:: Artificial reefs (AR) were created not only to enhance biodiversity (namely by stimulating the increase of fish stocks), but also to attract diving tourism or sport fishing enthusiasts. Industry 4.0 tools – e.g., mobile technologies and cloud computing – can be used for AR monitoring purposes and can serve as...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: 140 Recreational Fishing Passenger Research Tug N u m b er o f V es se ls O b se rv ed

Changes in Marine Eco-Label Japan (MEL) through International Standardization and Comparison with MSC: Focusing on Vessel Size and Fishing Gears in Certified Fisheries

Creator:: Oishi, T. and Iwata, H.
Abstract:: Marine Eco-Label Japan (MEL) is a unique Japanese seafood eco-labeling scheme launched in Japan shortly after the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) opened its office to evaluate the management of Japanese fisheries resources by large-scale commercial fisheries and small-scale and diverse fishing gear. It became MEL ver. 2 and was approved...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
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Why a town as small as Bermeo is the tuna world capital?

Creator:: Ugalde Zabala, R., Sámano Cobián, Z., Sigüenza Tamayo, W, and Arana Landin, S.
Abstract:: Bermeo is a small town in the north of the Iberian Peninsula, cradle of a purse seiner of undisputed global relevance. Since the time of the Romans, it was recognized for its port, which led it to be one of the first three villages that were founded in the former...
Resource Type:: Research Paper

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Characterizing trends in participation and diversification in small-scale coastal fisheries of Virginia, USA [abstract]

Characterizing trends in participation and diversification in small-scale coastal fisheries of Virginia, USA [presentation]

Assessment of Seafood Market Structure in the Southwest Coastline Region of Nigeria

Who really owns the tuna fishing fleets in the Southeast Pacific Ocean?

The Challenges and Prospects of Women Fisher Folk in Makoko, Lagos State, Nigeria

Monitoring artificial reefs’ usefulness via vessel tracking technology and cloud computing: a case study in Southern Portugal

Regional fisheries management for increased economic value of shared stocks : understanding the economic impact of Pacific halibut

Pilot monitoring to investigate the usefulness of artificial reefs using vessel tracking technology and cloud computing: a case study in southern Portugal

Changes in Marine Eco-Label Japan (MEL) through International Standardization and Comparison with MSC: Focusing on Vessel Size and Fishing Gears in Certified Fisheries

Why a town as small as Bermeo is the tuna world capital?

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