#8032. Direct and ancillary benefits of ecosystem-based fisheries management in forage fish fisheries

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Abstract:
Natural resource management is evolving toward holistic, ecosystem-based approaches to decision making. The ecosystem science underpinning these approaches needs to account for the complexity of multiple interacting components within and across coupled natural–human systems. In this research, we investigate the potential economic and ecological gains from adopting ecosystem-based approaches for the sardine and anchovy fisheries off of the coast of California, USA.
Keywords:
bioeconomics; natural resource management; optimal control; pseudo-spectral numerical techniques

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