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Creator:: Mitchell, Elizabeth A.
Abstract:: The marine environment is experiencing increased human-induced stress, compounded by natural and human-induced (global warming) climatic changes. “Freedom of the sea” is no longer a viable option as marine resources become increasingly scarce. Both fishermen and managers must work cooperatively and diligently to monitor the existing limited resources. In order...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: 2000 Proceedings The Necessity of Observer Programs in the World’s Fisheries Elizabeth A

Creator:: Adebayo, Elizabeth
Abstract:: Fish production is a source of livelihood for millions of Nigerians both as primary and secondary income provider. The study examined the economics of fish harvesting in Yola, Nigeria with the objectives of examining the socioeconomic status of the fishers, determining the gross margin of fish harvesting , examining the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper and Presentation

Creator:: Petersen, Elizabeth
Abstract:: Wholesale demand systems for live reef food fish in Hong Kong are analysed using the Linear Approximate Almost Ideal Demand System (LA/AIDS). Results suggest that price elasticities of demand are inelastic, with relatively high-valued species exhibiting greater elasticity than relatively low-valued species. Cross price elasticities are negative suggesting that different...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Portsmouth Proceedings ESTIMATING WHOLESALE DEMAND FOR LIVE REEF FOOD FISH IN HONG KONG Elizabeth

Creator:: Delaney, Alyne Elizabeth
Abstract:: The Japanese system of local management has been heralded as a successful system for managing coastal resources. Despite such general success, however, fishing cooperatives and their respective members currently face internal and external pressures from over-fishing, pollution, and life in an industrialized society. Further, the Japanese government has pushed for...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: JAPANESE CONSOLIDATION MOVEMENT: CHANGING NOTIONS OF TERRITORIALITY IN COASTAL JAPAN1 Alyne Elizabeth

Creator:: Swallow, Stephen and Smith, Elizabeth
Abstract:: Increased demands on our coastal ecosystems, due to increased development, over-fishing and population growth are threatening many environmental goods and the amenities associated with these well functioning ecosystems. Few to no markets exist for ecosystem services, such as those provided by healthy sea grass beds or water quality benefits associated...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: Authors: Stephen Swallow, University of Rhode Island (USA) Elizabeth Smith, University of Rhode Island

Creator:: Masette, Magaret and Khakasa, Elizabeth
Abstract:: Traditionally, Mukene (Rastrineobola argentea) is always sun-dried because of its small size and large volumes caught per unit fishing effort. As such, the manner of handling has rendered it unacceptable to the majority of consumers due to poor quality which has resulted into high-post losses and relegation to animal feed...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: *, Elizabeth Khakasa* * National Agricultural Research Organization (Food Biosciences Research centre

Creator:: Petersen, Elizabeth Helen, Muldoon, Geoffrey, and Johnston, Brian
Abstract:: Reef fish traded alive for table food is a high value-to-volume fishery, with demand centred in luxury markets in Hong Kong and southern mainland China. Approximately twenty countries in the Asia-Pacific region supply these markets. A number of economic, environmental and social issues have arisen from the trade; including the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: TRADE IN ASIA-PACIFIC: DEVELOPING AN APPROACH AND PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS Elizabeth Helen Petersen, The

Creator:: Delaney, Alyne Elizabeth and Wilson, Douglas C.
Abstract:: In the 2002 CFP Reform, a potentially significant change that took place involved tentative steps toward increasing stakeholder participation if fisheries governance. Participation by the fishing industry (and conservation groups) in the management of fisheries is, in general, a positive thing. However, participation has many different ‘practical definitions,’ i.e. it...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: , ACCOUNTABILITY, AND THE EUROPEAN UNION’S COMMON FISHERIES POLICY1 Alyne Elizabeth Delaney, Institute for

Creator:: Holland, Daniel, Kaplan, Isaac, and Fulton, Elizabeth
Abstract:: Increasingly fishery managers are expected to take an ecosystem approach to fisheries management that accounts for the interrelationships of target species as well as non-target species and habitat. Fishery managers would benefit from coupled ecological-economic models that includes both the human and ecological aspects of the fishery and incorporates them...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: Author(s): Daniel Holland, Isaac Kaplan, Elizabeth Fulton Abstract: Increasingly fishery managers

Creator:: Adebayo, Elizabeth, Polycarp, Mark, and Anyanwu, Sarah
Abstract:: The study examined Fish Value Chain (FVC) in Yola area of Adamawa state, Nigeria. Primary data were collected using questionnaire and were analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The results showed that female dominate the fish marketing and processing nodes with 79% and 62% respectively while male (77%) dominate the...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Agriculture Organization (FAO, 2011). Value chain describes a high- level model of how fishery businesses

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