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• 41. [Article] Can Right-based Fisheries Management protect Coastal Sustainable Livelivehoods, the case of Ocean View, South Africa?

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Can Right-based Fisheries Management protect Coastal Sustainable Livelivehoods, the case of Ocean View, South Africa? Author: Isaacs, Moenieba Research paper Title: Can Right-based Fisheries Management protect Coastal Sustainable Livelivehoods, the case of Ocean View, South Africa? Author: Isaacs, Moenieba Research paper Close

• 42. [Article] Solving Real Options Models of Fisheries Investment When Salvage Value Is Difficult to Estimate

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Solving Real Options Models of Fisheries Investment When Salvage Value Is Difficult to Estimate Author: Bosetti, Valentina, Tomberlin, David Research Paper Title: Solving Real Options Models of Fisheries Investment When Salvage Value Is Difficult to Estimate Author: Bosetti, Valentina, Tomberlin, David Research Paper Close

• 43. [Article] Fishery Resource Management in Japanese Coastal Areas: A Historical and Institutional Overview

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Fishery Resource Management in Japanese Coastal Areas: A Historical and Institutional Overview Author: Makino, Mitsutaku Research Paper Title: Fishery Resource Management in Japanese Coastal Areas: A Historical and Institutional Overview Author: Makino, Mitsutaku Research Paper Close

• 44. [Article] Community Based Fisheries Management as the future fisheries management option for small-scale fisheries of Bangladesh

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Community Based Fisheries Management as the future fisheries management option for small-scale fisheries of Bangladesh Author: Islam, Md. Aminul, Hossain, Md. Monir, Ridgway, Stephen, Matsuishi, Takashi Research Paper Title: Community Based Fisheries Management as the future fisheries management option for small-scale fisheries of Bangladesh Author: Islam, Md. Aminul, Hossain, Md. Monir, Ridgway, Stephen, Matsuishi, Takashi Research Paper Close

• 45. [Article] Roles of NGOs in Open Water Fisheries Resources Management in Bangladesh: Experiences of CBFM Project

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Roles of NGOs in Open Water Fisheries Resources Management in Bangladesh: Experiences of CBFM Project Author: Ahmed, Md. Muzaffar Research Paper Title: Roles of NGOs in Open Water Fisheries Resources Management in Bangladesh: Experiences of CBFM Project Author: Ahmed, Md. Muzaffar Research Paper Close

• 46. [Article] Tac-study in tegal waters and its adjacent areas based on capture product and relation to socio-economic aspects towards responsible fisheries

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Tac-study in tegal waters and its adjacent areas based on capture product and relation to socio-economic aspects towards responsible fisheries Author: Triarso, Imam Research Paper Title: Tac-study in tegal waters and its adjacent areas based on capture product and relation to socio-economic aspects towards responsible fisheries Author: Triarso, Imam Research Paper Close

• 47. [Article] Racing for Crabs: Difficult Management Options in California's Commercial Dungeness Crab Fishery

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Racing for Crabs: Difficult Management Options in California's Commercial Dungeness Crab Fishery Author: Sortais, Kristen, Hackett, Steven C., Dewees, Christopher M., Krachey, Matthew J., Hankin, David G. Research Paper Title: Racing for Crabs: Difficult Management Options in California's Commercial Dungeness Crab Fishery Author: Sortais, Kristen, Hackett, Steven C., Dewees, Christopher M., Krachey, Matthew J., Hankin, David G. Research Paper Close

• 48. [Article] The Cost of Avoiding Sea Cucumber Stock Depletion

  In 2013 a stock of sea cucumber (Isostichopus badionotus) was discovered in northern shelf of Yucatan. A survey calculated a biomass of 17,600 tons. The species has an attractive price for local fishers, ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The Cost of Avoiding Sea Cucumber Stock Depletion Author: Hernández-Flores, Alvaro, Cuevas-Jiménez, Alfonso, Aranda-Nah, Javier In 2013 a stock of sea cucumber (Isostichopus badionotus) was discovered in northern shelf of Yucatan. A survey calculated a biomass of 17,600 tons. The species has an attractive price for local fishers, therefore, in order to avoid the “race for sea cucumbers” and the collapse of the stock, authorities established a total quota of 1,278 tones, issued a limited number of permits and restricted the fishing season to six weeks. Because of fishers’ dynamic behavior and the installed local fishing capacity, the applied effort was higher than the authorized (750 boats per day). Regulations were not enough to avoid excess fishing and entry of non-authorized boats, driving the stock to a low level. We developed a spatial and density dependent bioeconomic model which calculates an optimum pathway to maximize the profits without putting the stock in peril. The model operates seasonally in the short-run. Because of catchability and cost depend on the sea cucumbers densities, both were modeled with asymptotic functions. In order to avoid the Allee effect, the species requires a minimum density of 0.1 individuals per square meter. Our results indicate that the maximum quota could be 5,700 tons, which is about 32% of the vulnerable biomass. This quota would produce profits of US$2,300,000. If minimum density were neglected, the system would lead the biomass to 8,400 tons, instead 11,000 tons, with extra profits of US$76,000; however, in such level the density would be 0.08 individual per square meter, reaching the Allee effect and impeding the stock recovery. Title: The Cost of Avoiding Sea Cucumber Stock Depletion Author: Hernández-Flores, Alvaro, Cuevas-Jiménez, Alfonso, Aranda-Nah, Javier In 2013 a stock of sea cucumber (Isostichopus badionotus) was discovered in northern shelf of Yucatan. A survey calculated a biomass of 17,600 tons. The species has an attractive price for local fishers, therefore, in order to avoid the “race for sea cucumbers” and the collapse of the stock, authorities established a total quota of 1,278 tones, issued a limited number of permits and restricted the fishing season to six weeks. Because of fishers’ dynamic behavior and the installed local fishing capacity, the applied effort was higher than the authorized (750 boats per day). Regulations were not enough to avoid excess fishing and entry of non-authorized boats, driving the stock to a low level. We developed a spatial and density dependent bioeconomic model which calculates an optimum pathway to maximize the profits without putting the stock in peril. The model operates seasonally in the short-run. Because of catchability and cost depend on the sea cucumbers densities, both were modeled with asymptotic functions. In order to avoid the Allee effect, the species requires a minimum density of 0.1 individuals per square meter. Our results indicate that the maximum quota could be 5,700 tons, which is about 32% of the vulnerable biomass. This quota would produce profits of US$2,300,000. If minimum density were neglected, the system would lead the biomass to 8,400 tons, instead 11,000 tons, with extra profits of US$76,000; however, in such level the density would be 0.08 individual per square meter, reaching the Allee effect and impeding the stock recovery. Close

• 49. [Article] Recent Trends and Challenges of Coastal Resource Management Projects in Thailand

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Recent Trends and Challenges of Coastal Resource Management Projects in Thailand Author: Yamao, Masahiro, Chenkitkosol, Wantana Research Paper Title: Recent Trends and Challenges of Coastal Resource Management Projects in Thailand Author: Yamao, Masahiro, Chenkitkosol, Wantana Research Paper Close

• 50. [Article] Roles of Women in Fishery and Community Development in Japan: Through Empowerment for Women's Entrepreneurship

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Roles of Women in Fishery and Community Development in Japan: Through Empowerment for Women's Entrepreneurship Author: Soejima, Kumi, Yamao, Masahiro Research Paper Title: Roles of Women in Fishery and Community Development in Japan: Through Empowerment for Women's Entrepreneurship Author: Soejima, Kumi, Yamao, Masahiro Research Paper Close