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Creator:: Failler, Pierre
Abstract:: La pêcherie martiniquaise se trouve aujourd'hui dans une situation paradoxale : d'un côte elle se veut résolument moderne de par 1) les embarcations et des outils de production de plus en plus sophistiqués (coques rapides sur-motorisées, GPS, etc.) que les pêcheurs acquièrent a grands frais; de l'autre, elle reste séculaire...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Un Etat moderne signifie-t-il une pêche moderne? l'exemple

Creator:: Helene, Rey, d'Artigues, Marie, and et Sweenarain, Soobaschand
Abstract:: Après avoir succinctement présenté l'évolution récente et la situation actuelle de la pêche comorienne, on tentera de s'interroger sur les principes autour desquels on peut promouvoir un développement du secteur halieutique, qui dépasse la juxtaposition ou la succession des projets de développement. Pour des sociétés littorales qui, malgré le contexte...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: La pêche Comorienne : Existe-t-il des formes de

Creator:: Odum, Howard T.
Abstract:: Emergy (spelled with an "m") and its economic equivalent emdollars evaluate the work done by the environment and by the human economy on a common basis. Making choices that maximize emdollar contributions of environment and economy is a useful public policy.. Emergy-emdollar evaluation of salmon pen culture is presented in...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Emergy Evaluation of Salmon Pen Culture Howard T. Odum, Center for Environmental Policy

Creator:: Adeleke, M. L., Amos, T. T., and Fagbenro, O. A.
Abstract:: The perception of catfish farmers on climate change and it effect on the contribution of catfish production to household income in Lagos State, Nigeria were investigated using primary and secondary data as well as structured questionnaire. A multistage random sampling technique was used to select 250 African catfish farmers. Descriptive...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Creator:: Essington, T., Sanchirico, J. N., and Baskett, M.
Abstract:: Calls to account for ecological interactions and tradeoffs in fishery management have grown over time. For example, some groups are asking to reduce global forage fish catch by 10-20% to ensure food supplies for other species These efforts follow advances in ecology and the development of large food web models,...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: University Fellow, Resources for the Future T. E. Essington (University of Washington) and M. L. Baskett (UC

Creator:: Christy, Francis T.
Abstract:: In considering fisheries regulation in the next decade, I make a concluding point that may become a major theme. This is that individual permanent catch quotas of a regulator-determined TAC are only a stage in the development of management from licensing to private rights (Scott 1989). The condition of open...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: advent of property rights regimes in fisheries FRANCIS T.CHRISTY IMARIBA Francis T. Chrisly is

Creator:: Thunberg, Eric M., Fulcher, Charles M., and Brodziak, Jon K. T.
Abstract:: The eastern Georges Bank haddock resource is shared and managed by the U.S. and Canada through a transboundary resource sharing agreement. This agreement includes an annual process for joint stock assessment, setting of a TAC, and harvest shares for each country. The resource sharing agreement provides a mechanism for establishing...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 R ec ru itm en t ( m ill io ns o f a ge -1 fi sh ) 0 25

Creator:: De Silva, Achini, Basnayake, B. M. R. L., and Weddagala, W. M. T. B.
Abstract:: The fisheries sector of Sri Lanka means of livelihood for 2.6 million people and the vast majority of them are involved in small scale fisheries. The study was taken up with the objectives of to identify social &political membership status of small scale fishery value chain members, to assess the...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Institute of Marine and Atmospheric Research. Pp 13-22 • Williams, M.J., M. Porter, P.S. Choo, K

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
Full Text:: Certified Fisheries T. Oishi1,* and H. Iwata2 1 Department of Marine Policy and Culture, Tokyo

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