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Creator:: Wang, Ying, Pan, Haoran, Li, Shiyu, and Failler, Pierre
Abstract:: The paper puts forward a model of the Pearl River Delta (PRD) fishery in the South China Sea that integrates the ecological, social and economic costs and benefits of fisheries activities in a multidisciplinary framework. In particular, In particular, we developed integrated model by linking a regional Social Accounting Matrix...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: effect of seasonal fishing closure on the Pearl River Estuary using ecosystem simulation  20-22

Creator:: DePiper, Geret S., Lipton, Douglas W., and Lipcius, Romuald N.
Abstract:: Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia have all developed nutrient trading programs to defray the cost of achieving mandated nitrogen load reductions in Chesapeake Bay, and there is increasing interest in the role oysters can play in generating credits. A number of bioeconomic models highlight the impact these credits have...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: 430 170 0 580 Conclusions • Optimal management includes both ecosystem service provisioning and

Creator:: Institute for Natural Resources, Lurie, Sue, Duncan, Sally, Bennet, Drew, and Fishler, Hillary
Abstract:: Executive Summary The Institute for Natural Resources (INR) received funding from the Bullitt Foundation in 2009 for Financing Mechanisms that Advance Ecosystem Services Markets and Promote Rural Sustainability. 1 That research strongly suggested that, at least for the short- and possibly medium-term, payment for ecosystem services (PES) may best be...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: ); • hosting workshops to connect ecosystem service financiers with landowners, and to connect ES researchers

Creator:: Lucas, Kristen, Larkin, Sherry, and Adams, Charles M.
Abstract:: Red tides are algal blooms that have caused significant ecological and economic damage in Florida. Different nations and regions have addressed harmful algal blooms such as red tides a variety of ways including distinct strategies designed to prevent, control and or mitigate the negative effects of a bloom. While a...
Resource Type:: Other

Creator:: Harte, Michael, Rosenberger, Randall, Sylvia, Gil, and Heppell, Selina
Abstract:: Existing research on the effectiveness of marine protected areas narrowly focuses on developing sets of management indicators tied to outcomes described in management plans or on the achievement of a single objective such as an increase in the size or number of older, more fecund female fish in a protected...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: PROPOSED FRAMEWORK FOR IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING ECOSYSTEM SERVICE TRADEOFFS FOR MARINE PROTECTED AREA

Creator:: Aanesen, Margrethe, Armstrong, Claire, and Kahui, Viktoria
Abstract:: The push for ecosystem based management has opened up not only for including more of the natural systems when managing fish resources, but also a broader perspective on the human systems, and the diverse activities in the sea. This is reflected for instance in the EU Maritime Policy where fisheries...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: ecosystem based management has opened up not only for including more of the natural systems when managing

Creator:: Swallow, Stephen and Smith, Elizabeth
Abstract:: Increased demands on our coastal ecosystems, due to increased development, over-fishing and population growth are threatening many environmental goods and the amenities associated with these well functioning ecosystems. Few to no markets exist for ecosystem services, such as those provided by healthy sea grass beds or water quality benefits associated...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: Coastal Restoration - Ecosystem Services and individualized Pricing in An Experimental Auction Market

Creator:: Morgenstern, Karl and Rubin, Jared G.
Abstract:: The McKenzie River serves as the sole source of drinking water for nearly 200,000 residents in Eugene, OR. The McKenzie River is also home to a number of threatened and endangered fish species. Whereas the majority of the upper watershed is forested, areas of rural development and agriculture occur along...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: & other ecosystem service markets (OSU course – fall 2010) Provide small amounts of timber to local

Creator:: Duncan, Sally, Lurie, Sue, Morgenstern, Karl, Toth, Nancy, Bennett, Drew, and Fishler, Hillary
Abstract:: EWEB envisions the development of an investment mechanism that makes payments for ecosystem services (PES) as a way to maintain and improve water quality within the McKenzie River Watershed, Eugene’s sole source of drinking water. The public name for this concept is the Voluntary Incentives Program. Under the envisioned Voluntary...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: , other existing ecosystem service markets in Oregon pay landowners for restoration of degraded land

Creator:: Chang, Heejun, Anthony, Terrance, Ennaanay, Driss, and Sharma, Manu
Abstract:: Water related ecosystem services (WES), such as flow regulation, drinking water supply, temperature regulation, and water recreational activities, are affected by anthropogenic climate change. Forecasting potential shifts in such WES is critical to identifying the form and magnitude of likely impacts. We quantified the levels and values of WES under...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: (production function) of each parcel in ecosystem service of interest Where are the sources of nutrients

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