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Introduction to the Fishery Performance Indicators

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Garlock, Taryn, Anderson, James, Anderson, Chris, Chu, Jingjie, and Meredith, Jennifer

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The sustainability of fish stocks, fishery-derived income and well-being of dependent communities are interrelated and sustainable socio-ecological systems require an understanding of all three. A newly developed evaluation tool addressing these three important facets of fishery systems is the Fishery Performance Indicators (FPIs). The FPIs were designed to associate fishery...

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• 15 Dimensions • 54 metrics FPI Inputs Component Dimension Measure M a c ro F a c to rs
Co-Management of a Recreational Fishery with a Social-Ecological Approach

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Palomo, Leopoldo and Hernández Flores, Dr. Alvaro

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Most regulations for recreational fishing in Mexico focus primarily on offshore boat fishing. However, regulations for inshore recreational fishing in Mexico are insufficient. Every year hundreds of European and American fishermen visit Punta Allen, Mexico to practice fly-fishing. Punta Allen is a coastal village located in the Sian Ka'an Biosphere...

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Allen” y “Vigia Grande” References • Arlinghaus, R., Cooke, SJ., Sutton, SG., Danylchuk, AJ., Potts
A New Theory of Change for the Sustainable Seafood Movement

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Uchida, Hirotsugu, Roheim, Kathy, Bush, Simon, Sanchirico, James, Asche, Frank, and Zou, Chao

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This paper is the result of a project that began with NAAFE 2015 special session on Fisheries Certification, which asked what forces are driving the market for sustainable seafood. Many previous studies looked at consumers' demand, but in this paper we looked at the entire supply chain (from producers to...

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Change” (Sutton 1997) required a number of coordinating and signaling mechanisms to work between