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Overfishing and No Substitution between Wild and Farmed Fish: Lessons from the European Sea Bass

Creator:: Rodríguez-Rodríguez, Gonzalo and Bande Ramudo, Roberto
Abstract:: Overfishing has been cited as a major cause of sea bass population decline and recent scientific analyses have reinforced previous concerns of unsustainable fishing advising urgently for a substantial reduction in fishing mortality. For the first time, 2013, the ICES released an analytical advice on the status of the European...
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Full Text:: Diapositiva 1 Overfishing and no substitution between wild

The NOAA Science Board Report on Ecosystem Services Valuation and Its Implications

Creator:: Lipton, Douglas
Abstract:: In May 2016, the NOAA Science Advisory Board, Ecosystem Services and Management Working Group, submitted a report to the NOAA Administrator entitled, An Assessment of the Use and Potential Use of Ecosystem Service Valuation (ESV) within NOAA: A Report from the NOAA Science Advisory Board”. While the report covers all...
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Full Text:: SAB ~4 month (17 week) Cycle 1 The NOAA Science Board

Special Session: "Sustainability of Fisheries and Aquaculture: the Multidisciplinary Approach as a Key for Success" Summary Report

Creator:: Ravagnan, Elisa, Gjerstad, Brita, Provan, Fiona, Gomiero, Alessio, Hynes, Stephen, Lestariadi, Riski Agung, Charles, Anthony, Rodriguez Rodriguez, Gonzalo, Timor, Julien, Wakamatsu, Hiroki, Adhuri, Dedi Supriadi, Imran, Zulhamsyah, Le Gallic, Bertrand, and Salas, Silvia
Abstract:: This document provides a summary of a Special Session held at the IIFET 2016 Scotland conference in July 2016. The registration number and title of the special session were 5329: Sustainability of Fisheries and Aquaculture: the Multidisciplinary Approach as a Key for Success. The session was organized by Elisa Ravagnan....
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: , Scotland Special Session Report: Sustainability of fisheries and aquaculture: the multidisciplinary

Adapt, Improvise and Overcome: Fishermen’s Responses to the Landing Obligation

Creator:: Lindebo, Erik, Thackray, Ella, and Borrow, Katrina
Abstract:: This document provides a summary of a Special Session held at the IIFET 2016 Scotland conference in July 2016. The title of the special session was: Adapt, Improvise and Overcome: Fishermen’s Responses to the Landing Obligation. The report includes details of the proceedings of the session, including presenters and presentations...
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Full Text:: .. IIFET 2016 Scotland Conference Proceedings 4 Stevens commented that one reason for the choke

Rethinking the Commons Problem: The Knowledge Externality and Technological Change

Creator:: Squires, Dale and Vestergaard, Niels
Abstract:: This document provides a summary of a Parallel Session presentation held at the IIFET 2016 Scotland conference in July 2016. The registration number and title of the session were 0302: Rethinking the Commons Problem: The Knowledge Externality and Technological Change. The session was organized by Dale Squires. The report includes...
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Full Text:: Points • 2. Golden Rule with and without Knowledge Externality • 3. Empirical Case Study • 4

The Economic Geography of Scallop Fishing: Concentration and Competition in the Ocean

Creator:: Lee, Min-Yang, Benjamin, Sharon, Carr-Harris, Andrew, Speir, Cameron, and DePiper, Geret
Abstract:: Geographers and regional scientists have long recognized that "near things are more related than distant things." Ports located far from each other may compete through use of the same fishing grounds. We describe trends in competition in the Northeast U.S Sea Scallop Fishery using a Czekanowski Index over the past...
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Full Text:: . “59th Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop (59th SAW) Assessment Report.” CRD No. 14-09

Choke Species, Discards and Quota Prices in Multispecies Fisheries

Creator:: Hatcher, Aaron
Abstract:: This document provides a summary of a Special Session held at the IIFET 2016 Scotland conference in July 2016. The registration number and title of the special session were 5313: Analyzing behavioral responses to regulation – what can be learned for management? The session was organized by Florian Diekert and...
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Full Text:: (Portsmouth) Choke species and quota prices IIFET 2016 4 / 11 Multispecies harvest model The profit

Improving the Technical and Economic Performance of Aquaculture: Perspective from Bio-Economic Model

Creator:: Cai, Junning, Leung, PingSun, Yuan, Xinhua, Yuan, Yongming, and Luo, Yongju
Abstract:: Tilapia is the world's most popular aquaculture species farmed mostly in earthen ponds. Experience in China (the largest tilapia farming country) is used to develop and calibrate a bio-economic model on intensive tilapia pond culture. The model is used to simulate the impacts of climate, technical and/or financial factors on...
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Full Text:: feeding ration (%) Weekly weight gain (g) 0 1 10 1 5 5.18 4 2 9 4.84 4 3 14 4.53 5 4 20 4.24 6 5 28

A Game Theoretic Model of Monitoring and Compliance in Fishery Cooperatives

Creator:: Bellanger, Manuel, Holland, Dan, Anderson, Chris, Guyader, Olivier, and Macher, Claire
Abstract:: Granting catch shares to cooperatives is a fisheries management option that has been widely applied. Although fishery cooperatives systems around the world are structured in various ways, it appears that most share the characteristic that members of the same cooperative are jointly and severally liable for not exceeding collectively assigned...
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Full Text:: exceeding collectively assigned fishing rights (e.g. in the U.S. and in the E.U.) 4  Members of the

Is Seafood Consumption Modified by Culinary TV Programmes? Evidence from a European Online Survey

Creator:: Nourry, Myriam, Le Gallic, Bertrand, Mardle, Simon, Masson, Estelle, and Pirrone, Claudio
Abstract:: The H2020 SUCCESS project aims at improving the competitiveness and economic sustainability of the European seafood sector. A part of the project deals with the understanding of the consumption patterns in different European countries. Knowing that TV and other media programmes can have an impact on consumption choices, this paper...
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Full Text:: agreement No 635188”. IIFET Conference , 11-15 July 2016, Aberdeen Parallel Session : 5207 SUCCESS

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Overfishing and No Substitution between Wild and Farmed Fish: Lessons from the European Sea Bass

The NOAA Science Board Report on Ecosystem Services Valuation and Its Implications

Special Session: "Sustainability of Fisheries and Aquaculture: the Multidisciplinary Approach as a Key for Success" Summary Report

Adapt, Improvise and Overcome: Fishermen’s Responses to the Landing Obligation

Rethinking the Commons Problem: The Knowledge Externality and Technological Change

The Economic Geography of Scallop Fishing: Concentration and Competition in the Ocean

Choke Species, Discards and Quota Prices in Multispecies Fisheries

Improving the Technical and Economic Performance of Aquaculture: Perspective from Bio-Economic Model

A Game Theoretic Model of Monitoring and Compliance in Fishery Cooperatives

Is Seafood Consumption Modified by Culinary TV Programmes? Evidence from a European Online Survey

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