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Thinking Outside the Fishbox: Innovative Ideas for Overcoming the Challenges Fishermen Face Selling their Catch from Boat-to-Fork 

Williams, Daniella (2017-04-27)
One rapidly growing approach to support both healthy fisheries and fishing communities is the promotion of local seafood, via direct marketing arrangements such as Community Supported Fisheries (CSF). CSFs are a strategy ...
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Catch Share Management in New England: Groundfish Sectors 

Gordon, Kimberly (2010-04-29)
The management of domestic fisheries by the use of catch shares has become a topic of increased attention in recent years. The New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) recently voted to adopt a catch share program ...
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A Gap Analysis of the Distributions of Cephalopod Species Worldwide with a Focus on Commercially Important Species 

Fries, Alexandra Stikas (2010-04-28)
Cephalopods are valuable species as they provide ecological functions and are also important commercially and scientifically. This study attempts to adequately describe the distribution of Class Cephalopoda as well as focusing ...
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Marine Ecosystem-Based Management in Mexico: an idea traveling across borders 

Villanueva-Aznar, Hilda Cristina (2010-04-30)
Ecosystem-based management (EBM) has gained acceptance around the world as an integrated approach to management based on science that considers the entire ecosystem, including humans. I analyze two implementation projects ...
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Religion and Fisheries Management in Coastal North Carolina 

Brown, Stuart (2008-04-25)
Many fishermen and fisheries managers in Eastern North Carolina hold strong Christian beliefs which influence their attitudes toward the fishery, and therefore affect how the fishery is managed. In public meetings on fisheries ...
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Optimizing Conservation Benefits of Pelagic Marine Protected Areas: Assessing Alternative Timing of the Charleston Bump Time-Area Closure 

Cleaver, Sara (2017-04-28)
The three-month Charleston Bump time-area closure was implemented in 2001 with the primary goal of reducing bycatch of juvenile swordfish in the U.S. Atlantic pelagic longline fishery. Due to this closure and other management ...
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Inter-Jurisdictional and Multi-Scale Challenges of River Herring Management and Bycatch Reduction 

Dancy, Kiley (2012-04-27)
The alewife and the blueback herring, collectively known as river herring, were once abundant along most of the Atlantic coast of the United States but have declined significantly throughout their range. River herring populations ...
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Regional Bycatch of Long-lived Species (Sea Birds, Marine Mammals, and Sea Turtles) in the Mediterranean and Black Seas 

Ancha, Linette (2008-04-23)
The Mediterranean and Black Seas region includes twenty-two countries, three continents, and 26,000 kilometers of coast. About 80%, or 32,950 vessels, are less than 12 meters in length, and thus characterized as small-scale ...
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A Preliminary Examination of the Impacts of Faith and Religion in the Use of Common-Pool Resources: The Case of Artisanal Fisheries in Kino Bay and Punta Chueca, Mexico 

Acton, Leslie (2012-04-27)
Researchers studying common-pool resources have historically not given enough attention to the influence of faith and religion among fisheries resource users. However, the ethics and value systems taught by religious leaders ...
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POLICY AND MANAGEMENT OPTIONS FOR INVASIVE INDO-PACIFIC LIONFISH IN U.S. WATERS 

Schram, Jonathan (2011-04-29)
The Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois miles and P. volitans) is now one of the most notorious marine finfish invasions in history. With established populations ranging from North Carolina, U.S.A, to the Atlantic coast of South ...
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