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Tag Archives: fisheries management
Matching Management to Fish and Fishers
There are no truly universal laws in ecology. Every pattern and process takes place on its own scale in time and space, and truths that hold at one scale do not necessarily hold at another. This is a fact of … Continue reading
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Tagged area management, cod, Downeast, fisheries, fisheries management, groundfish, Gulf of Maine, lobster, Maine, NMFS, PERC, scale, Ted Ames
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Sustainabewildering Seafood
I just finished reading a new paper from Jennifer Jaquet et al., mostly from Daniel Pauly’s group at UBC. The paper is titled “Conserving wild fish in a sea of market-based efforts,” and it appears in the current issue of … Continue reading
Vigilante Fisheries Management?
Very interesting article in the San Francisco Chronicle yesterday (thanks, SFriedScientist). Fishermen in Kenya and Somalia are seeing increasing catches of fish near shore, which may be related to the epidemic of piracy off the Somalian coast. When the government … Continue reading