Fishing Grounds : defining a new era for American fisheries management / The H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics, and the Environment.
Material type: TextPublisher: Chicago, Illinois : Island Press, 2013Edition: First editionDescription: 1 online resource (256 pages) : illustrationsContent type:- text
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- online resource
- 9781597269155
- SH 221 .H1112 2000
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eBook | NFRDI Central Office NFRDI KMRC Digital Resources Collection | Electronic | SH 221 .H1112 2000 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | DR00002 |
Chapter 1: U.S. Fisheries Today --
Types of Fisheries --
Processing, Trade, and Consumption --
Fishery Management --
The Eight Fishery Management Regions --
Other Fishery Management Authorities --
The Status of U.S. Fisheries --
Conclusion --
Notes --
Part II The Past --
Chapter 2: History of Federal Fishery Management --
1950s and 1960s: Pre-FCMA Decades --
1970s: The Fishery Conservation and Management Act --
1980s: The End of Expansion --
1990s: Contraction and Change --
Conclusion --
In Their Own Words --
Notes --
Part III The Present --
Chapter 3: Assessing Fishery Productivity --
What Is Productivity? --
Managing for Productivity --
Maintaining Productivity Over Time --
Lost Opportunities --
Conclusion --
In Their Own Words --
Notes --
Chapter 4: Owning Fishery Resources --
Expanding Public Interests --
Public Disinterest --
Returns to the Public --
Private Matters and Public Interests --
Ideas About Rights-Based Management --
Conclusion --
In Their Own Words --
Notes --
Chapter 5: Managing Fisheries --
Who's in Charge? --
Expectations for Management --
Outcomes --
Checks, Balances, and Monkey Wrenches --
Conclusion --
In Their Own Words --
Notes --
Chapter 6: Creating Incentives --
The Ideal and the Actual --
Maintain Healthy Fisheries --
Make Responsible Decisions --
Take the Long View --
Participate Responsibly --
Conclusion --
In Their Own Words --
Notes --
Chapter 7: Using Scientific Information --
Why Do We Need Science? --
Is the Science Adequate? --
How Is Scientific Information Used? --
Communicating Scientific Information --
Funding Science --
Cooperative Research --
Conclusion --
In Their Own Words --
Notes --
Chapter 8: Evaluating Fishery Performance --
Why Evaluate? Criteria and Objectives --
What Is Evaluated? --
Where Do We Go From Here? --
Conclusion --
In Their Own Words --
Notes --
Part IV The Future --
Chapter 9: Looking Ahead --
Learning and Adapting --
Integrating Management Objectives --
Creating Expectations for Stewardship --
Maintaining Fishery Diversity --
Making the Transition --
Major Policy Choices and Reauthorization Issues --
Conclusion --
In Their Own Words --
Appendix A: Program Participants --
Interview Sources --
Reviewers --
Appendix B: Annotated Bibliography of Selected Literature on U.S. Marine Fishery Management --
Fishery Status and Management History --
Assessing Fishery Productivity --
Owning Fishery Resources --
Managing Fisheries --
Creating lncentives --
Using Scientific Information --
Evaluating Fishery Performance --
Looking Ahead --
About the Authors --
Index.
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