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Creator:: Saul, Steven
Abstract:: Understanding and quantifying the behavior of fishers is important given the role human behavior plays in fish population dynamics and fisheries management. Various quantitative and qualitative methods have been used to collect information on the behavior of fishers. This study discusses the benefits and drawbacks of three of these methods:...
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Creator:: Saul, Steven
Abstract:: The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) is characterized by fishery resources which spatially and temporally overlap in different ways with several important non-fishing uses including oil and gas production, shipping, tourism, habitat for endangered species, and economic support for coastal communities. Given this overlap, the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill affected fishing...
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Creator:: Stohs, Steven
Abstract:: Conservation impacts on protected sea turtles and marine mammals are a longstanding concern in U.S. swordfish fisheries, including the Hawaii shallow-set longline (SSLL) fishery and the west coast drift-gillnet (DGN) fishery. Observer records for these fisheries document a history of rare-event interactions with large cetaceans and endangered sea turtles. Since...
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Full Text:: Protected Species Caps for Drift Gillnet Fishery Stephen M

Creator:: Scannell, Steven J.
Abstract:: The Market Quota System (MQS) is a free market style public resource tool. It can be applied to any public resource, such as fisheries, forestry, minerals, and even such things as airport runway scheduling slots, or taxi licenses etc. Any time that a public resource is sought after by private...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: IIFET 2000 Proceedings Market Quota System: The Ultimate In Public Resource Management Steven J

Creator:: Edwards, Steven F.
Abstract:: Among the questions that ecosystem-based management raises for economists is how to partition uses of the many biological, chemical and physical attributes of marine ecosystems into sets of property rights that undergird total ocean wealth. An elemental basis of property rights for fisheries involves the interplay between ecological and technological...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: IIFET 2000 Proceedings An Elemental Basis of Property Rights to Marine Fishery Resources Steven

Creator:: Stevens, Molly, Agar, Juan J., Ault, Jerald S., and Smith, Steven G.
Abstract:: The Florida reef ecosystem is a highly valuable resource managed by multiple federal and state agencies with many stakeholders. Over half of the $75 million annual dockside value of finfish landings in Florida is comprised of snappers and groupers, but this resource is threatened by overfishing. Current management strategies include...
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Full Text:: H. Stevens, Juan J. Agar, Jerald S. Ault, Steven G. Smith University of Miami RSMAS Issues

Creator:: Costello, Christopher, Polasky, Steven, and Solow, Andrew
Abstract:: In this paper, we use a common renewable resource model with stochastic growth to obtain three main results. First, we demonstrate that predictions of poor future environmental conditions lead to lower desired escapement (i.e., low remaining resource stock in place after harvest) and higher current harvest. At first glance, it...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: ), Steven Polasky (University of Minnesota), Andrew Solow (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Creator:: Dewees, Christopher M., Sortais, Kristen, Krachey, Matthew J., Hackett, Steven C., and Hankin, David G.
Abstract:: Dungeness crab (Cancer magister) supports a valuable commercial fishery along the Pacific coast of North America. In recent decades the fishery has intensified significantly, with most crab landed during the first six weeks of the seven-month season. Management approaches to slow this intensifying and dangerous race have been elusive. This...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Christopher M. Dewees, University of California, Davis and California Sea Grant Program, cmdewees@ucdavis.edu

Creator:: Chu, Jingjie, Akester, Steven, Matthiasson, Steinar, and Sayon, Patrick
Abstract:: Fisheries development projects are undertaken ever year in recognition of the important role fisheries play in many coastal communities. The objectives vary, but typically go beyond a limited focus on fisheries management and the ecosystem. This makes it difficult to evaluate the contribution of a project, particularly in data poor...
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Full Text:: wooden dug-out non-motorized canoes • Typically less than 7 m • Use purse seines, beach seines

Creator:: Davis, Katrina, Pannell, David, Kragt, Marit, Gelcich, Stefan, and Schilizzi, Steven
Abstract:: Growing industrial and consumer demands are negatively affecting fish stocks, which are extracted above sustainable levels. Successful conservation of marine resources through restricted-use zoning systems such as marine reserves and territorial user rights schemes relies on support from marine stakeholders – particularly coastal fishing communities. Restricted use zoning will result...
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Full Text:: Spatial Planning Katrina Davis David Pannell, Marit Kragt, Stefan Gelcich, & Steven Schilizzi The

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