Fisheries Management and Ecology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
29(4), С. 323 - 328
Опубликована: Июнь 23, 2022
AJL
is
an
Associate
Editor
for
Fisheries
Management
and
Ecology.
Neither
author
has
any
conflicts
to
declare.
No
new
data
were
generated
in
creating
this
manuscript.
Fisheries Management and Ecology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
29(4), С. 346 - 363
Опубликована: Апрель 5, 2022
Abstract
Decision‐makers
in
inland
fisheries
management
must
balance
ecologically
and
socially
palatable
objectives
for
ecosystem
services
within
financial
or
physical
constraints.
Climate
change
has
transformed
the
potential
range
of
available.
The
Resist‐Accept‐Direct
(RAD)
framework
offers
a
foundation
responding
to
climate‐induced
modification;
however,
trajectories
current
practices
be
understood
improve
future
decisions.
Using
Wisconsin's
diverse
as
case
study,
strategies
recreational
subsistence
response
climate
were
reviewed
RAD
framework.
Current
largely
focus
on
resist
actions,
while
may
need
shift
toward
accept
direct
actions.
A
participatory
adaptive
co‐production
policies
between
state
tribal
agencies
could
prioritise
lakes
appropriate
action,
with
goal
providing
landscape
fishing
opportunities.
This
knowledge
represents
process
social
learning
requiring
substantial
investments
funding
time.
Fisheries Management and Ecology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
29(4), С. 364 - 377
Опубликована: Март 31, 2022
Abstract
Lake
ecosystems
are
shifting
due
to
many
drivers
including
climate
change
and
landscape‐scale
habitat
disturbance,
diminishing
their
potential
support
some
fisheries.
Walleye
Sander
vitreus
(Mitchill)
populations,
which
recreational
tribal
fisheries
across
North
America,
have
declined
in
lakes.
Climate
change,
harvest,
invasive
species
concurrent
increases
warm‐water
fishes
(e.g.
Centrarchidae)
may
contributed
declines.
To
test
the
utility
of
an
intensive
management
action
resist
walleye
loss,
experimental
removal
~285,000
centrarchids
from
a
33‐ha
lake
over
4
years
was
conducted
while
monitoring
fish
community
response.
Centrarchid
abundance
yellow
perch
Perca
flavescens
increased,
yet
no
evidence
recruitment
observed.
These
findings
explore
feasibility
resistance
as
strategy
supporting
facing
environmental
provide
platform
for
discussions
move
beyond
strategies
Resist‐Accept‐Direct
(RAD)
framework
navigate
ecosystem
change.
Fisheries Management and Ecology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
29(4), С. 329 - 345
Опубликована: Апрель 21, 2022
Abstract
Fisheries
management
is
a
complex
task
made
even
more
challenging
by
rapid
and
unprecedented
socioecological
transformations
associated
with
climate
change.
The
Resist‐Accept‐Direct
(RAD)
framework
can
be
useful
tool
to
support
fisheries
in
facing
the
high
uncertainty
variability
aquatic
ecosystem
transformations.
Here,
RAD
strategies
are
presented
address
ecological
goals
for
ecosystems
social
fisheries.
These
mapped
on
controllability
matrix
which
explores
ability
guide
system's
behaviour
towards
desired
state
based
responsiveness
societal
receptivity
Understanding
improving
of
systems
help
managers
maintain
broadest
suite
available
strategies.
Methods in Ecology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(5), С. 796 - 805
Опубликована: Март 19, 2024
Abstract
In
recent
years
considerable
interest
has
been
generated
in
a
new
approach
known
as
resist
–
accept
direct
,
or
RAD,
for
managing
ecosystems
the
face
of
climate
change.
Under
strategic
responses
to
change
are
described
terms
three
broad
categories:
resisting
transformation,
accepting
transformation
and
continuing
manage
best
one
can,
directing
transformed
system
toward
novel
ecological
conditions.
particular,
potential
integrating
RAD
adaptive
management
broadly
considered,
though
absent
decision‐making
framework
needed
implementation.
We
propose
hierarchical
decision
scheme
that
accounts
strategy
selection
among
options,
well
making
within
each
option.
use
stochastic
models
uncertainties
about
ecosystem
processes
account
dynamics
climate‐transformed
ecosystems,
show
how
these
features
can
be
used
inform
strategies.
Operationally,
involves
decisions
at
two
levels:
level
choosing
policy
strategy,
second
deciding
which
greatest
value.
The
structure
here
extends
work
adaptation,
by
including
Markovian
under
change,
strategy‐specific
policies,
value
functions
assessing
selecting
provide
accounting
responses,
develop
rules
timing
those
decisions.
Combining
help
organize
thinking
conservation
focus
attention
on
mechanisms
believe
presented
facilitate
efforts
non‐stationary
conditions
we
sure
foreseeable
future.
Walleye/ogaa
(
Sander
vitreus
(Mitchill))
(hereafter,
walleye;
ogaa
=
Ojibwe
translation)
populations
have
historically
supported
important
multi-use,
harvest-oriented
fisheries.
Despite
intensive
management,
walleye
declined
in
the
midwestern
United
States
raising
concerns
about
sustainability
of
species.
Numerous
factors
been
implicated
population
declines,
including
climate
change,
habitat
loss,
invasive
species,
species-interactions,
production
overharvest
(i.e.,
harvest
consistently
exceeding
annual
production),
and
changing
angler
behaviors.
These
negatively
influenced
natural
recruitment
contributed
to
depensatory
dynamics.
I
provide
a
review
perspective
suggesting
that
current
trajectory
is
at
or
nearing
an
ecological
tipping
point.
Although
fish
are
often
considered
compensatory
density-dependent),
appear
prone
depensation
positive
density
dependence).
My
suggest
management
for
misaligned.
A
change
towards
resource
focus
using
ecosystem-based
fisheries
recognition
as
social–ecological
systems
needed
conservation.
If
ensues,
persistence
will
likely
be
further
threatened
because
many
drivers
outside
managerial
control,
those
commonly
used
within
control
seemingly
ineffective
sustaining
rehabilitating
naturally
reproducing
populations.
Fisheries Management and Ecology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
29(4), С. 392 - 408
Опубликована: Май 27, 2022
Abstract
Ojibwe
Tribes'
approach
to
the
natural
world
is
guided
by
original
treaties
between
beings
(species
and
spirits)
people
who
reside
in
lands
now
known
as
United
States
Canada.
Relationships
with
these
beings,
such
ogaa
(walleye
Sander
vitreus
),
are
best
characterised
taking
care
of
a
relative/gift
for
next
seven
generations
Ojibwe.
Initial
denial
treaty
rights
state
government
has
strongly
influenced
tribes'
relationship
their
relatives
over
100
years.
Ogaa
stocks
reproduction
have
declined
Minocqua
Chain
Lakes
(Wisconsin,
USA)
last
20
Region‐wide
declines
been
attributed
many
stressors
overharvest
state‐licensed
anglers,
invasive
species
climate
change.
Here,
we
retroactively
applied
resist–accept–direct
(RAD)
framework
process
used
create
an
interjurisdictional
rehabilitation
plan
Lakes.
Specifically,
cover
following:
progress
date
on
plan;
subsistence,
cultural
spiritual
challenges
associated
resisting
ecosystem
change;
unforeseen
obstacles
rehabilitation;
re‐evaluation
ogaa;
unknowns;
contingency
plans
from
tribal
perspective.
Lastly,
discuss
how
RAD
could
become
more
useful
tribes
region.
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
80(2), С. 273 - 286
Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2023
Walleye
(
Sander
vitreus)
are
an
ecologically
important
species
managed
for
recreational,
tribal,
and
commercial
harvest.
prefer
cool
water
low
light
conditions,
therefore
changing
temperature
clarity
potentially
impacts
walleye
habitat
populations
across
the
landscape.
Using
survey
data
collected
from
1993
to
2018
312
lakes
in
Minnesota,
we
evaluated
relationship
between
thermal-optical
relative
abundance
of
small
(0–300
mm),
medium
(300–450
large
(450
+
mm)
walleye.
Thermal-optical
was
positively
correlated
with
but
not
were
more
abundant
larger,
naturally
reproducing
opposed
smaller,
stocked
lakes.
changed
59%
since
1980
(26%
increasing
33%
decreasing)
appears
be
driven
primarily
by
changes
thus
optical
area.
Our
study
provides
insights
into
local
regional
drivers
that
influence
can
used
assist
fisheries
managers
setting
population
goals
managing
Fisheries,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
48(4), С. 141 - 156
Опубликована: Фев. 16, 2023
Abstract
Understanding
and
predicting
recruitment,
longstanding
goals
in
fisheries
science
ecology,
are
complicated
by
variation
the
importance
of
environmental
drivers
coupled
with
dynamic
nature
individual
ecosystems.
Developing
an
understanding
recruitment
from
well-monitored
stocks
offers
opportunity
to
overcome
these
complexities.
We
used
a
systematic
literature
review,
survey,
workshop
attended
professionals
expertise
Walleye
Sander
vitreus
identify
common
additional
sources
(i.e.,
context
dependencies)
among
populations.
The
drivers,
as
well
direction
their
influence,
differed
function
geographic
region,
lake
surface
area,
life
stage.
suggested
abiotic
conditions
(e.g.,
temperature)
during
first
year
were
influential
determining
recruitment.
Professional
opinion
noted
biotic
factors,
prey
availability
predation
risk
having
most
consistent
relationships
synthesized
this
information
propose
conceptual
model
that
illustrates
suite
characteristics
shape
over
large
spatial
temporal
scales.
Our
findings
emphasize
first-year
growth
system-specific
contextual
which
can
alter
relative
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
81(12), С. 1650 - 1665
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2024
Managing
fisheries
in
a
changing
socio-ecological
environment
may
require
holistic
approaches
for
identifying
and
adapting
to
novel
ecosystem
dynamics.
Using
32
years
of
Ceded
Territory
Wisconsin
(CTWI)
walleye
(
Sander
vitreus)
data,
we
estimated
production
P),
biomass
B),
turnover
P/B),
yield
Y),
over
Y/P)
tested
hyperstability
yield.
Most
CTWI
populations
showed
low
P
B,
Y/P
<
1
.
Yet,
overharvest
>
1)
was
prevalent
among
recruitment-based
management
(natural
recruitment
(NR),
sustained
only
by
stocking,
combination).
Production,
P/B
have
declined
NR
populations,
while
Y
remained
constant.
Walleye
hyperstable
along
gradient
all
fishery
types
(i.e.,
angling
only,
angling/tribal
harvest
combined).
Diminishing
productivity
be
jointly
contributing
observed
declines.
We
classified
lakes
into
groups
low,
moderate,
or
high
vulnerability
based
on
dynamics
identify
that
benefit
from
declines
maintain
increase
the
adaptive
capacity
walleye.