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Creator:: Short, Katherine
Abstract:: Over the past 50 years, most efforts to regulate fishing and conserve our oceans and seas only have had limited success in preventing the on-going problems of over-fishing, degradation of the marine environment, and irreversible loss of marine biodiversity. Ecosystem-Based Management (EBM) of the oceans is an approach that is...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: -BASED MANAGEMENT OF MARINE CAPTURE FISHERIES Katherine SHORT Fisheries Officer WWF Australia Abstract

Creator:: Lee, Katherine, Rutherford, Ed, Zhang, Hongyan, Finnoff, David, Warziniack, Travis, and Apriesnig, Jenny
Abstract:: Feedbacks between the ecosystem and the economy are important to consider when measuring impacts from a disturbance but are often missed in representations of the economy and the food web. Moreover, regional general equilibrium models often focus on how humans respond to ecological changes and do not consider that in...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: PowerPoint Presentation L E E A Coupled Bioeconomic

Creator:: International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Blvd E Seattle WA 98112 USA Email: leif.anderson @noaa.gov Dr. Lee G Anderson University of

Creator:: International Institute of Fisheries Economics & Trade
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Policy Approaches to Fisheries Management ++ E Aquaculture F Marine Resources for Recreation and Tourism

Creator:: Mossop, Joanna
Abstract:: Managing fisheries resources according to an ecosystem approach is an idea that emerged from science and ecology and has now found its way into the international regulation of regional and high seas fisheries. Several fisheries agreements now impose an obligation on states to consider the protection of marine ecosystems. The...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Policy 4(1), 2001. Foster, Caroline E., The “Real Dispute” in the Southern Bluefin Tuna Case: a

Creator:: Njaya, Friday Jack
Abstract:: In this article I analyse Lake Chilwa co-management arrangement in Malawi through the lenses of the concept of power. The analysis is at the local level where majority of the important actors operate. These include the fishing communities, Department of Fisheries, traditional leaders and the new local management entities created...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Department, Lilongwe, Malawi. Béné, C., E. Belal, M.A Baba, S.Ovie, A.Raji, I. Malasha, F. Njaya, M

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