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Can Fisher Social Networks be used to Explain IFQ Trading?

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Ropicki, Andrew and Larkin, Sherry

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Many of the tangible benefits of catch share programs (e.g., reducing overcapacity) are dependent on the trading of shares. Additional trading-related questions (such as whether landings will change port or be concentrated geographically) are also important to the overall evaluation of a fishery, but are often asked only during post-implementation...

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that person.  105 respondents provided names of individuals they share information with (avg. = 3.6
Data and Information Needs for Effective Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning: A Washington State Case Study

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Niles, Corey

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Washington state is currently developing a marine spatial plan for its outer coast under a mandate from its Legislature. One key mandate for the plan involves mapping areas that have “high potential for renewable energy production with minimal potential for conflicts with existing uses and sensitive environments.” Fisheries are a...

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demand information for decision making produced by spatially and temporally dynamic models of human
NAAFE 2017 Program and Abstract Booklet

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North American Association of Fisheries Economists

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experiences. I have no doubt that your commitment to the economics of aquaculture, fisheries and seafood
North American Association of Fisheries Economists 8th Biennial Forum : Economic Sustainability, Fishing Communities, and Working Waterfronts

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Criddle, Keith R., Fong, Quentin, and North American Association of Fisheries Economists

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This document provides details of the Scientific and Social Programs at the NAAFE Forum 2015, Economic Sustainability, Fishing Communities, and Working Waterfronts, held in Ketchikan, Alaska, May 20-22, 2015. The conference was organized by Keith Criddle and Quentin Fong, University of Alaska Fairbanks, School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, with...

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questions, please pose questions to stimulate discussion. • In the event of speaker ‘No Shows’, we
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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Marine Spatial Planning Information Needs U.S. Department of Commerce | National Oceanic and
The Economic Cost of Ignoring Fishery Induced Evolution

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Faig, Amanda D.

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Ecologists warn that the rapid evolution occurring as a result of high-intensity commercial fishing could have potentially disastrous economic and ecological effects. The evolution of economically relevant life-history traits in fish, which can occur due to the harvesting pressure from commercial fisheries, can irreversibly diminish fisheries yields and ecological services....

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. 2006) • Almost no work has been done to determine the impact of ignoring fisheries induced evolution
The Value of Eco-Labels through Revealed Consumer Preferences for Seafood in San Diego County

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Poindexter, Oriana

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Seafood markets are the inflection point in the fish-to-food transformation, and act as windows into revealed consumer preferences for seafood selection. These preferences have far-reaching implications for fisheries management, food security, and marine conservation. This study reveals consumer preferences for seafood in San Diego County by quantifying the relationship between...

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San Diego Market Survey: Sept 2015 – Mar 2016 ECONOMICS OF
A Preliminary Approach to Formalization of Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management using the NS1 Paradigm

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Anderson, Lee

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National Standard 1 states that a primary function of fisheries management in the single stock case is the determination of the annual allowable harvest, and it is based on the selection of a target stock size and a control rule that will specify a harvest path that that will cause...

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information gathering, analysis, planning, decision-making, allocation of resources and formulation and
Least-Cost Bycatch Reduction Through the Biodiversity Mitigation Hierarchy

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Squires, Dale and Garcia, Serge

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The Biodiversity Impact Mitigation (BIM) hierarchy provides an overarching conservation framework for bycatch reduction, and more broadly for biodiversity conservation. This framework includes four steps, which are implemented sequentially to: (i) avoid and (ii) minimize impacts; (iii) rehabilitate/restore impacted biodiversity; and (iv), compensate such impacts, usually elsewhere. The first three steps...

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Conference (LOSC) • Baseline for first three steps of BIM hierarchy is MSY – No net loss or NNL 13
Socio-Economic Analysis of the Results of Implementing a Rights-Based Management System in a Small-Scale Fishery in the Gulf of California: The Gulf Curvina

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Ortiz-Rodríguez, Rafael, Yee-Sánchez, Silvia, Fraire-Cervantes, José A., Olivares-Bañuelos, Nadia Citlali, Licón-González, Héctor, and Rodríguez-Harker, Laura F.

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Annual socio-economic surveys, pared with third-party landing monitoring data, have allowed a multi-year analysis of the economic impacts and perceptions of implementing an individual vessel quota rights-based management system in the gulf corvina (Cynoscion othonopterus) fishery. This fishery is targeted by four communities, including an indigenous one, in the Upper...

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% 90% 100% TOTAL Why do not you agree? Law is not applied No respect of quotas Autorities

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