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Creator:: Steward, J. Alan
Abstract:: The global aquaculture industry has seen dramatic growth over the last two decades, and is forecast to become increasingly important into the next century. The aquaculture output, of the African continent, however, remains low at about 4% of the total. There is a perception of failure where donor assisted projects...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: economic viability of station tested models is demonstrated. Case studies assessing existing small-holder

Creator:: Georgianna, Daniel, Bethoney, David, Cadrin, Steven, DeCelles, Greg, O'Keefe, Catherine, and Stokesbury, Kevin
Abstract:: We conducted similar bycatch avoidance programs in two New England fisheries: yellowtail flounder bycatch in the sea scallop closed area fisheries and river herring bycatch in the Atlantic herring and mackerel fishery. These species have different behavioral properties: sea scallops are sessile; yellowtail flounder are demersal with limited but unknown...
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Creator:: Das, Shibkinkar K.
Abstract:: The present status and deviations from the classical management practices of composite farming of Indian major carps (IMC) have been investigated in North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, India. Classical six species combination, ratio of IMC and exotic carps were not being followed by any of the farmers as...
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Full Text:: . Composite fish culture was developed at the Cuttack Sub-station of the CIFRI and the ICAR was involved in

Creator:: Uchida, Hirotsugu and Watanobe, Masamichi
Abstract:: Adverse conditions hit particularly hard on small-scale fisheries and fishermen involved. Recent sharp rise in fuel cost is battering such fisheries already struggling from declining stocks and harvests. The threat of economical sustainability can potentially undermine the entire effort for achieving sustainable fisheries, and for this reason energy saving measures...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Hokkaido Hakodate Fisheries Experimental Station IIFET 2008 Nha Trang University, Vietnam July 24

Creator:: Poot-López, Gaspar R., Hernández, Juan M., and Gasca-Leyva, Eucario
Abstract:: Nile tilapia has been cultivated in intensive systems in Yucatan, Mexico, during the first years of this century. Nevertheless, its adoption faces technical (related to the use of commercial feed) and marketing problems (fixed price of $2.14/Kg), which are analyzed in this paper. To do this, a bioeconomic model of...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
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Creator:: Sun, Chin-Hwa, Fu-Sung, Chiang, Chia-Chen, Liu, and Tsoa, Eugene
Abstract:: The government in Taiwan has recently instituted a comprehensive program to give fishermen the incentive to reduce fishing effort voluntarily. In this study, we conducted a survey to investigate fishermen's behavior and used the ANOVA analysis and the Probit model to identify factors that affect fishermen's willingness to accept the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: voluntarily for at least 120 days cumulatively or 60 days in a row. The reward scheme is shown in Table 1

Creator:: De SIlva, Waradana, Amarasekara, D. M. N., and Amarasinghe, O.
Abstract:: Coping with climate change is one of the most serious issues confronting small scale coastal fishing communities today. This study examined how small scale fisherwomen diversified their livelihood as an adaptation strategy against climate related risks. The study was conducted in Nilwella fishing village of Southern Sri Lanka. Focus group...
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Creator:: Pincinato, Ruth B. M. and Gasalla, Maria A.
Abstract:: Substitution and elasticity give about the history of supply and the demand structure for fish and seafood. It is also relevant to the detection of change in a particular exploited marine ecosystem. The purpose of this paper is to test if market elasticity of substitution of seafood categories can further...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: , Cidade Universitária, São Paulo, Brazil, 05508-120. Email: 1- ruth.pincinato@usp.br; 2- mgasalla@usp.br

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...
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Full Text:: Sustainability, Arizona State University 2Rocky Mountain Research Station, USDA Forest Service 3Department of

Creator:: Ahlers, Brian, Burgener, Markus, Harte, Michael, and Sylvia, Gil
Abstract:: Given the complex and often opaque nature of seafood supply chains, port cities can serve as checkpoints within supply chains to address illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) seafood commodities. Harmonized systems (HS) codes are used at port cities by customs officials to monitor commerce. Concern about IUU activity in capture...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: , 2 Programme Officer, TRAFFIC, 3 Director, Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station, 4 Professor

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