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Creator:: Arthur, Robert, Halls, Ashley, and Mees, Christopher
Abstract:: A central objective for UK Department for International Development (DFID) funded research on renewable natural resource systems has been that the research commissioned results in significant positive developmental impacts. This paper describes the outcomes of activities employed by the DFID funded Fisheries Management Science Programme to assess the developmental impact...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: 1 IMPACT OF FISHERIES MANAGEMENT SCIENCE: EXPERIENCES FROM DFID’S FISHERIES MANAGEMENT SCIENCE

Creator:: Sylvia, Gil, Harte, Michael, and Swart, Brycen
Abstract:: Many fisheries management agencies struggle with developing management frameworks that can deliver sustainable fisheries. Over fishing, by-catch of non-target fish species, marine mammals, seabirds, and damage to benthic habitats remain serious problems. Management methods based on traditional command and control approaches may meet with initial successes yet additional progress is...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: 1 MARKET BASED ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS FOR SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES Gil Sylvia, Coastal Oregon

Creator:: McMurran, Jennie and Peacey, Jonathan
Abstract:: There is increasing awareness of and concern about the actual and potential adverse effects of fishing on the aquatic environment. New Zealand, like many other countries, has developed a range of initiatives to address specific issues related to the effects of fishing, including establishing marine reserves, fishing method restrictions, observer...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Environmental Effects of Fishing Jennie McMurran and Jonathan Peacey, Ministry of Fisheries, Wellington, New

Creator:: Melo-Pinzon, Gladys
Abstract:: Les graves atteintes aux équilibres des écosystèmes côtiers et littoraux sont devenues une préoccupation partagée par les chercheurs et les développeurs. La détérioration du bien-être des populations gui en sont soit la cause, soit la conséquence, impose la révision du discours économique prédominant dans les programmes de développement. L'impératif de...
Resource Type:: Research Paper

Creator:: Helson, Jeremy and Clubb, Spencer
Abstract:: Commercial property rights in New Zealand are designed to address utilisation and sustainability issues relating to single-stock management. However, commercial property rights may not provide incentives that address environmental impacts of fishing if these impacts do not affect the value of the property right. But is it really that simple?...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: 1 MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF FISHING, WHAT’S LEFT AFTER PROPERTY RIGHTS? Jeremy

Creator:: Gallagher, Charmaine Marie, Sylvia, Gil, and Hannah, Robert W.
Abstract:: Oregon ocean shrimp annual harvest relies on the successful recruitment and growth of age one shrimp. Changes in oceanic conditions appear to have major impacts on recruitment, spatial abundance and growth rates. Successful recruitment has been identified with the timing and strength of the spring transition generating oceanic conditions favorable...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: and Aquatic Science, 59: 1851-1857. un, A. and K. Broad. 2003. Environmental ‘loopholes’ and fish

Creator:: Nair, Ramchandran C.
Abstract:: The marine fisheries sector in India is currently going through a phase of socio-economic cum ecological turbulence. The rate of growth in marine fisheries production, as evidenced by recent studies, is plateauing, if not, declining. The need for initiating management options that promote sustainable resource utilization and stable livelihood security...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Extension initiatives is never felt so urgent as of now. Extension science is construed as the discipline

Creator:: Nauen, Cornelia E., Christensen, Villy, Failler, Pierre, Opitz, Silvia, and Thatje, Sven
Abstract:: ICES – the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea – was founded more than a century ago out of concern for overfishing. However, today’s global marine ecosystems are for the most part in a degraded state, many alarmingly so. Why is the science used so little to make...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: alarmingly so. Why is the science used so little to make decisions compatible with long-term sustainability

Creator:: Austen, Giles and Jennings, Sarah
Abstract:: Balancing the goals of economic development and sustaining ecosystem services remains a challenge for policymakers, particularly in the marine environment where ecosystem dynamics and human interactions are both complex and poorly understood. Implementing environmental management policies, such as environmental restoration, is a common response by policymakers where economic and environmental...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: unintended consequences of environmental management in a marine socio-ecological system using qualitative

Creator:: Kawasaki, Tsuyoshi
Abstract:: Fisheries management has been carried out on the assumption that a fish population is in equilibrium with the fishing effort under the average environmental conditions and hence there must be a maximum sustainable yield (MSY). However, since the simultaneous rise and fall of the interdecadal and global scale of sardine...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: effort under the average environmental conditions and hence there must be a maximum sustainable yield

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