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Cooperative Management of Trans-Boundary Fish Stocks: Implications for Tropical Tuna Management in the Pacific Island Region

Creator:: Tokunaga, Kanae
Abstract:: The trans-boundary migration of fish stocks creates spatial externalities, and hence, makes international cooperation beneficial. This study provides a model for the management of straddling and highly migratory fish stocks and examines the relationship between fish migrations and the benefits from cooperation. Previous studies on trans-boundary fish stock management have...
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Full Text:: -boundary Fish Stocks: Implications for Tropical Tuna Management in the Pacific Island Region Kanae

Can We Stabilize Fisheries' Benefits from a Fluctuating Stock? A Bioeconomic Assessment of The Pacific Whiting Fishery

Creator:: Ishimura, Gakushi, Huppert, Daniel D., and Punt, Andre E.
Abstract:: Pacific whiting (Merluccius productus) is one of the most commercially valuable fish species in the Pacific coast groundfish fishery, experiences extreme variability in annual recruitment. This variability causes fluctuations in stock abundance and subsequent catch and economic benefits. This study develops a stochastic bioeconomic model of the Pacific whiting fishery...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Pacific Whiting Fishery Gakushi Ishimura Fisheries Economics Research Unit, Fisheries Center, The

Economic modelling of the live reef fish trade in Asia-Pacific: Developing an approach and preliminary analysis

Creator:: Petersen, Elizabeth Helen, Muldoon, Geoffrey, and Johnston, Brian
Abstract:: Reef fish traded alive for table food is a high value-to-volume fishery, with demand centred in luxury markets in Hong Kong and southern mainland China. Approximately twenty countries in the Asia-Pacific region supply these markets. A number of economic, environmental and social issues have arisen from the trade; including the...
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Full Text:: TRADE IN ASIA-PACIFIC: DEVELOPING AN APPROACH AND PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS Elizabeth Helen Petersen, The

Moving Towards Market Based and Incentive Based Approaches for Tuna Management in the Western and Central Pacific - The Case of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA)

Creator:: Yeeting, Agnes, Bush, Simon, Bailey, Megan, Bidesi, Vina Ram, and Weikards, Hans-Peter
Abstract:: Tuna management in the Western and Central Pacific (WCP) is complicated given the dynamic and sometimes conflicting interests of participating countries and actors exploiting the tuna resource in the region. Pacific Island Countries (PICs) through the Fisheries Forum Agency (FFA) and the Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) have developed a...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Tuna Management in the Western and Central Pacific – The case of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement

Fisheries Management Research and the MDGS: Past Experience and Future Vision

Creator:: Mees, Christopher and Arthur, Robert
Abstract:: This paper examines the eleven year Department for International Development funded Fisheries Management Science Programme as a model to explore how fisheries management science can contribute to achieving the Millennium Development Goals. It describes how the Programme strategy was able to adapt to a changing policy environment and local needs...
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Full Text:: Science Programme as a model to explore how fisheries management science can contribute to achieving the

The Relationship between Climate Change, Sardine Abundance and Commercial Fisheries Production in the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem

Creator:: Hotte, Ngaio, Herrick, Sam, and Norton, Jerrold
Abstract:: Pacific sardine (Sardinops sagax) in the California Current Ecosystem (CCE) has exhibited extreme sensitivity in its abundance and distribution in the face of decadal-scale climate regime changes. Warm regimes enhance the abundance of Pacific sardine and expand its distribution. Cold regimes lessen the abundance and restrict the distribution. For instance,...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: Fisheries Science Center Abstract Pacific sardine (Sardinops sagax) in the California Current

The Relationship between Climate Change, Sardine Abundance and Commercial Fisheries Production in the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem

Creator:: Hotte, Ngaio, Herrick, Sam, and Norton, Jerrold
Abstract:: Pacific sardine (Sardinops sagax) in the California Current Ecosystem (CCE) has exhibited extreme sensitivity in its abundance and distribution in the face of decadal-scale climate regime changes. Warm regimes enhance the abundance of Pacific sardine and expand its distribution. Cold regimes lessen the abundance and restrict the distribution. For instance,...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: Fisheries Science Center Abstract Pacific sardine (Sardinops sagax) in the California Current

Co-management and Beyond: The British Columbia Experience

Creator:: James, Michelle
Abstract:: In British Columbia “co-management agreements” are improving the sustainable management of many commercial fisheries. While some fisheries have fairly extensive co-management agreements which outline cost recovery, joint and separate roles and responsibilities for enforcement, science, and management, most do not. There are a number of important factors which have limited...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: responsibilities for enforcement, science, and management, most do not. There are a number of important factors

Implementing Ecosystem Management in International Fisheries Organizations Through Adaptive Management: The Potential for Future Change

Creator:: Mossop, Joanna
Abstract:: Managing fisheries resources according to an ecosystem approach is an idea that emerged from science and ecology and has now found its way into the international regulation of regional and high seas fisheries. Several fisheries agreements now impose an obligation on states to consider the protection of marine ecosystems. The...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: fisheries resources according to an ecosystem approach is an idea that emerged from science and ecology and

Data Collection and Measurement in the Northeast US

Creator:: Rountree, Barbara
Abstract:: The Resource Evaluation and Assessment Division’s Social Sciences Branch (SSB) in the NOAA Northeast region is preparing for an external review in 2017 to evaluate its programs alignment between the strategic objectives of SSB, NEFSC, NMFS, and NOAA. In previous SSB and NEFSC wide reviews, much attention has been drawn...
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Full Text:: Manchester, WA Pasco, WA Pacific Islands Region Regional Office: Honolulu, HI Science

ScholarsArchive@OSU

Cooperative Management of Trans-Boundary Fish Stocks: Implications for Tropical Tuna Management in the Pacific Island Region

Can We Stabilize Fisheries' Benefits from a Fluctuating Stock? A Bioeconomic Assessment of The Pacific Whiting Fishery

Economic modelling of the live reef fish trade in Asia-Pacific: Developing an approach and preliminary analysis

Moving Towards Market Based and Incentive Based Approaches for Tuna Management in the Western and Central Pacific - The Case of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA)

Fisheries Management Research and the MDGS: Past Experience and Future Vision

The Relationship between Climate Change, Sardine Abundance and Commercial Fisheries Production in the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem

The Relationship between Climate Change, Sardine Abundance and Commercial Fisheries Production in the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem

Co-management and Beyond: The British Columbia Experience

Implementing Ecosystem Management in International Fisheries Organizations Through Adaptive Management: The Potential for Future Change

Data Collection and Measurement in the Northeast US

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