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Evaluating the impact of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill on Red Snapper IFQ Trading

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Ropicki, Andrew and Larkin, Sherry

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During the first three years (2007-2009) of the Gulf of Mexico red snapper IFQ program most quota lease trades were local, involving fishers that lived in the same communities. In 2010, the red snapper quota lease market changed as more IFQ participants began trading quota with fishers from different regions...

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Operationalizing Open-Source Electronic Monitoring in New England Groundfish Sectors: Is the Future of Monitoring More Cost Effective than the Past?

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Joyce, Jessica and Barney, Amanda

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Electronic monitoring (EM) systems hold promise for the future collection of fishery-dependent data, either to supplement human at-sea observers or replace them. Several pilot studies have been conducted on EM in the New England groundfish fleet, though there are still on the water operational and shore-side protocols to further test...

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The Anatomy of a Multispecies Individual Fishing Quota (IFQ) Market in Development

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Holland, Daniel S.

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In 2011 an individual fishing quota (IFQ) system was implemented for the limited entry trawl component of the Pacific groundfish fishery in the US. The IFQ system allocates quota shares (QS) for 29 IFQ stocks and individual bycatch quota (IBQ) shares for Pacific halibut. Each year quota shareholders are issued...

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Operationalizing Open-Source Electronic Monitoring in New England Groundfish Sectors: Is the Future of Monitoring More Cost Effective than the Past?

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Joyce, Jessica and Barney, Amanda

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Electronic monitoring (EM) systems hold promise for the future collection of fishery-dependent data, either to supplement human at-sea observers or replace them. Several pilot studies have been conducted on EM in the New England groundfish fleet, though there are still on the water operational and shore-side protocols to further test...

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Walking a Tight Line: Management of Arctic Fisheries in the Presence of Spatially Differentiated Ecological-Economic Externalities

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Kaiser, Brooks, Fernandez, Linda M., Sundet, Jan H., and Kourantidou, Melina

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The rapid pace of climate change and increased human disturbance of ecosystems in the Arctic is bringing urgency to concern over non-native species introductions and their potential threats to the marine environment and its economic productivity, where before environmental conditions served as a barrier to their establishment. The same characteristics...

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Alternative Livelihoods for a Diversified, Blue-Green Economy

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Mesnick, Sarah

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This presentation provides an overview of a Special Session presentation held at the NAAFE Forum 2017 in March, 2017. The title of the special session was: Saving the World's Most Endangered Marine Mammal. The session was organized by Oriana Poindexter.

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livelihoods: Tourism, Ecotourism CEDO – Nature Artes Alternative livelihoods: Renewable Energy
Applying Benefit Transfer to Improve the Transfer of Ecological Estimates in Ecosystem Services Research and Policy

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Errend, Melissa, DeWitt, Ted, and Moon, J. B.

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Ecosystem services (ES) represent a way to represent and quantify multiple uses, values as well as connectivity between ecosystem processes and human well-being. Ecosystem-based fisheries management approaches may seek to quantify expected trade-offs in ecosystem services due to actions such as restoration and gear restrictions, or due to changes such...

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& Policy 2 Ecosystem services are the components of nature humans use and enjoy 3 Ecosystem service
The Economics of Atlantic Highly Migratory Species For-Hire Fishing Trips

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Hunt, Cliff and Silva, George

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The for-hire sector plays a significant role in providing recreational fishing opportunities for Atlantic highly migratory species (HMS) such as tuna, billfish, swordfish, and sharks. Because of the high cost of equipment needed to pursue HMS, many saltwater anglers find chartering a for-hire vessel to be the only affordable alternative....

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for- hire trips, unique nature and management of HMS for-hire fisheries warrant targeted assessment
Fishermen, Markets, and Population Diversity

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Jardine, Sunny and Sanchirico, James N.

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Fishing impacts biodiversity on multiple levels, potentially resulting in unintended feedbacks to economic performance of the fishery over time. For example, targeting observable traits within a population can impact genetic diversity, targeting populations within a species can impact population diversity, and targeting valuable species can impact biodiversity at the ecosystem...

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sustained productivity despite major environmental changes Schindler et al. (2010) Nature: CV of the stock
Using Choice Models to Inform Marine Spatial Planning: A Case Study of Marine Protected Area Designs off the U.S. West Coast

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Wallmo, Kristy and Kosaka, Rosemary

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Marine spatial planning (MSP) is a process that planners can use to make decisions about different, sometimes conflicting, ocean uses. The process is intended to be participatory and to facilitate the sharing of information about multiple uses of the marine environment. In the U.S. an important component of MSP is...

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protected as Multiple Use MPAs  commercial and recreational fishing, nature-based recreation and

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