An introduction to the proceedings and a synthesis of the 2010 ices symposium on fishery-dependent information

2024/05/14 by Graham, N., Grainger, R., Karp, W. A. +3
#ecosystem effects #fishery management #fishery-dependent data #implementation #stakeholders

paper · doi:10.13025/14259

Abstract

Current problems and issues concerning the collection and use of fishery-dependent information are reviewed and selected papers in the pages following highlight emergent findings in the field. Key issues include relationships between stakeholders, especially fishers and scientists, and how to develop these constructively, the increasing demands on the quality and range of data on fishing activities and exploitation rates needed to promote the ecosystem approach to fishery management, and technological advances that have allowed new approaches and insights.

Related

• Northern fisheries: managing income, nutrition and cultural values
• Divergent and convergent histories of fishery stock assessment methods in the ICES community and beyond
• Modern technologies and integrated observing systems are “instrumental” to fisheries oceanography: A brief history of ocean data collection
• ICES advisory framework 1977–2012: from Fmax to precautionary approach and beyond
• Recommendations for the future of recreational fisheries to prepare the social‐ecological system to cope with change