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  • Transition to Rights-Based Management in Fisheries: Evidence from Alaska

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    Toseland, Rebecca
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    Catch share programs are emerging as a rights-based management tool capable of improving biological and economic performance in marine fisheries relative to traditional command and control regulation approaches. This paper examines the determinants of the transition from command and control regulation to rights-based management in marine fisheries. I develop a...
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    Alaska Fisheries Rebecca Toseland University of California, Santa Barbara July 8, 2014 IIFET

  • Frameworks for Implementing Ecosystem-Based Management (EBM): NOAA’s Integrated Ecosystem Assessment and the Global Large Marine Ecosystem Programs

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    Shuford, Rebecca
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    The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) executes a number of activities that support a more holistic way of studying and managing marine resources, namely an ecosystem-based approach to management (EBM). This presentation will provide an overview of NOAA’s Integrated Ecosystem Assessment (IEA) program as well as Large Marine Ecosystem...
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    Programs Rebecca L. Shuford IIFET 2018: Adapting to a Changing World – Challenges and Opportunities

  • Analysis of Risk and Risk Management Practices of Fishing Communities in the Philippines

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    Campos, Maria Rebecca
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    More than half a million small fishers in the Philippines have been availing of loans from Quedancor, the credit arm of the Department of Agriculture. The financing scheme has been quite successful with repayment rate at 95%. However, the occurrence of natural calamities such as typhoons; as well as pests...
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    Management Practices of Fishing Communities in the Philippines Author(s): Maria Rebecca Campos

  • Management challenges of indigenous fishers in the Philippines and their adaptation to climate change

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    Campos, Maria Rebecca
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    Climate change has aggravated the marginalized condition of indigenous fishers in the Philippines. It is worth noting, however that the relationship of many indigenous peoples to their natural environment such as the land, the sea, plants and animals incorporates them as part of the same environment. The cultural and religious...
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    CLIMATE CHANGE Maria Rebecca A. Campos, PhD University of the Philippines Open University

  • Bioeconomic Modelling of Fishery Conservation Policies in the Philippines

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    Campos, Maria Rebecca
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    The Philippines is surrounded with many fishing grounds. In spite of this, most fishermen in the area live in poverty, and their plight is getting worse, not better. Current fisheries policies for the area have failed to improve the situation but no research has been done to find out why....
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    CONSERVATION POLICIES IN THE PHILIPPINES Maria Rebecca A. Campos, Ph.D. University of the Philippines Open

  • Adaptation of Fishing Communities in the Philippines to the Impacts of Climate Change

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    Campos, Maria Rebecca
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    More than half a million small fishers in the Philippines have been availing of loans from Quedancor, the credit arm of the Department of Agriculture. The financing scheme has been quite successful with repayment rate at 95%. However, the occurrence of natural calamities such as typhoons; as well as pests...
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    COMMUNITIES IN THE PHILIPPINES TO THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE Maria Rebecca Campos, Southeast Asian

  • Co-management in the Assessment of Ragay Gulf, Philippines

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    Campos, Maria Rebecca
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    Ragay Gulf is one of the 19 critical waters of the Philippines where a socioeconomic assessment was conducted in the Fisheries Resources Management Program of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources with support from the Asian Development Bank and Japan Bank for International Cooperation. Public participation and involvement was...
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    Assessment of Ragay Gulf, Philippines Author(s): Maria Rebecca Campos Abstract: Ragay Gulf is one

  • Economics of Adaptation to Climate Change of Sea Cucumber Fishers in the Philippines

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    Campos, Maria Rebecca
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    The Philippines is the second major producer and exporter of sea cucumber in the world. However, climate change has affected this industry and has decreased income for the country’s economy, the commercial fishing sector as well as marginal fishermen who rely on it as their source of livelihood. Three types...
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     FISHERS  IN  THE   PHILIPPINES       Maria  Rebecca  Campos,  Ph.D.   cmaribec

  • Multi-disciplinary, Multi-faceted Approaches to Fisheries Management: Do we need to do all this?

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    Metzner, Rebecca
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    This paper looks at some of the seemingly positive developments in fisheries governance over the last twenty-five years. It asks why fisheries management, if improving, is still failing in its basic objective of managing the people who catch fish so as to ensure that there are enough fish left out...
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    Fisheries Management: Do we need to do all this? Author and Affiliation: Dr Rebecca Metzner, Fishery

  • Mitigating Marine Mammal Bycatch: Technological and Economic Efficiency

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    Ballance, Lisa and Lent, Rebecca
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    Bycatch in fishing gear remains the greatest single cause of serious injury and mortality for marine mammals worldwide. There are multiple challenges in reducing this bycatch, including assessment of the level of bycatch and its impact on the population, designing measures that effectively reduce bycatch while maintaining a viable fishery,...
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    efficiency Rebecca Lent Marine Mammal Commission Lisa T. Ballance NOAA Fisheries Marine Mammal