Correction: Development and analyses of stakeholder driven conceptual models to support the implementation of ecosystem-based fisheries management in the U.S. Caribbean
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(3), P. e0320882 - e0320882
Published: March 19, 2025
[This
corrects
the
article
DOI:
10.1371/journal.pone.0304101.].
Language: Английский
Understanding Factors Affecting Fishers’ Wellbeing in the U.S. Virgin Islands through the Lens of Heuristic Modelling
Tarsila Seara,
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Richard Β. Pollnac
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Social Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(7), P. 329 - 329
Published: June 24, 2024
Ongoing
efforts
to
improve
U.S.
Caribbean
fisheries
management
include
increased
consideration
for
human
dimensions
data
and
stakeholder
input
engagement.
Given
the
significant
pressure
that
local
have
sustained
due
environmental
degradation,
climate
change,
storms
hurricanes,
overharvesting,
combined
with
critical
gaps
exist
in
both
natural
dimensions,
it
becomes
particularly
important
understand
fishers’
perceptions
aspects
influencing
them
promote
will
maximize
wellbeing
of
these
social-ecological
systems.
In
this
study,
collected
through
surveys
fishers
Virgin
Islands
were
used
develop
a
correlation
model
test
relationships
between
variables
using
heuristic
model,
Anthropic
Impact
Assessment
Model
(AIAM)
as
basis.
Findings
support
application
models,
such
AIAM,
hypotheses
complex
fishery
The
most
findings
implications
decision
making
region
considering
an
indicator
ecosystem
health
ecological
knowledge
process,
under
data-poor
conditions,
information
can
be
better
target
outreach
education
efforts,
well
more
effective
recovery
plans
resilience
adaptation
including
impacts
disasters.
Results
study
future
analyses
similar
approaches
guide
incorporation
into
decision-making
process
elsewhere.
Language: Английский
A Review of Grouper Fisheries Management in the Southeastern and Caribbean U.S.: Challenges, Successes, and Future Directions
Published: Nov. 14, 2024
Groupers
(Epinephelidae)
are
ecologically
important
mesopredators
that
support
valuable
fisheries
across
the
globe.
Many
groupers
display
slow
growth
and
maturity,
high
longevity,
ontogenetic
habitat
shifts,
spawning-related
migrations
aggregations,
protogynous
hermaphroditism,
which
make
them
susceptible
to
overexploitation.
In
this
review,
I
synthesize
available
information
related
management
of
grouper
southeastern
Caribbean
U.S.
highlight
current
challenges,
such
as
managing
multispecies
reef
fish
with
growing
recreational
fishing
effort.
discuss
interventions
limited
success,
establishing
marine
protected
areas
improve
populations
hermaphroditism.
also
successes,
recovering
historically
depleted
stocks,
ecosystem-based
considerations
in
stock
assessments.
how
climate
change
anthropogenic
effects
expected
affect
groupers.
Lastly,
provide
examples
stakeholder
involvement
monitoring
efforts
directed
at
stocks.
The
purposes
review
demonstrate
complexities
a
road
map
for
future
research
conservation
into
these
economically
relevant
fishes
within
beyond
region.
Language: Английский
Unveiling the Role of Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management in Mitigating Biodiversity Loss: A Panel Study of Asian Countries
International Journal of Rural Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 21, 2024
Sustainable
Development
Goal
15
recognises
biodiversity
conservation
as
essential
to
ecological
stability.
The
focus
of
this
research
is
on
the
efficacy
ecosystem-based
fisheries
management
a
governance
tool
reduce
loss
in
Asia.
Our
analyses
data
from
39
Asian
countries
1996
2022.
In
productivity,
examines
corruption
control,
regulatory
quality
and
efficacy.
how
population
increase,
climate
change
industrial
value
affect
productivity.
results
showed
that
government
control
greatly
benefit
preservation.
Regulatory
initiatives
combat
have
been
shown
harm
biodiversity.
main
issue
affecting
change.
Increased
value-added
expansion
led
task.
Thus,
avoiding
involves
multifaceted
approach,
fighting
improving
legislation
governance.
Language: Английский
A Review of Grouper Fisheries Management in the Southeastern and Caribbean U.S.: Challenges, Successes, and Future Directions
Qeios,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(12)
Published: Dec. 19, 2024
Groupers
(Epinephelidae)
are
ecologically
important
mesopredators
that
support
valuable
fisheries
across
the
globe.
Many
groupers
display
slow
growth
and
maturity,
high
longevity,
ontogenetic
habitat
shifts,
spawning-related
migrations
aggregations,
protogynous
hermaphroditism,
which
make
them
susceptible
to
overexploitation.
In
this
review,
I
synthesize
available
information
related
management
of
grouper
southeastern
Caribbean
U.S.
highlight
current
challenges,
such
as
managing
multispecies
reef
fish
with
growing
recreational
fishing
effort.
discuss
interventions
limited
success,
establishing
marine
protected
areas
increase
abundance
hermaphroditism.
also
successes,
recovering
historically
depleted
stocks,
ecosystem-based
considerations
in
stock
assessments.
how
climate
change
anthropogenic
effects
expected
affect
groupers.
Lastly,
provide
examples
stakeholder
involvement
monitoring
efforts
for
stocks.
The
purposes
review
demonstrate
complexities
a
road
map
future
research
conservation
into
these
economically
relevant
fishes
within
beyond
region.
Language: Английский