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  • Saving the World's Most Endangered Marine Mammal: Role of Economic Incentives

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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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    Oriana Poindexter, Sarah Mesnick and Dales Squires – Southwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA Fisheries

  • Alternative Livelihoods for a Diversified, Blue-Green Economy

    Creator:
    Mesnick, Sarah
    Abstract:
    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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  • Market-Based Incentives for Vaquita Conservation

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    Squires, Dale
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    The vaquita, a critically endangered marine mammal, is a bycatch to shrimp strawl and gillnet fisheries in the upper Gulf of California. Reducing vaquita bycatch, however, is complex. The fisheries are smaller-scale and major contributors of income and employment to coastal communities. Although tourism is increasingly important, fishing remains an...
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    conservation Oriana Poindexter, Sarah Mesnick, Dales Squires - Southwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA

  • 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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    County Oriana Poindexter, Sarah Mesnick, Rebecca Lent, Dale Squires United States Marine Mammal