title: Balancing the social, economic, and ecological impacts of small-scale and recreational fisheries​
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2019 - Theme session Q
Year: 2024
Subjects: The sea and human culture and societies
Fisheries and aquaculture
Pressures, impacts, conservation, and management

description: Conveners: Kieran Hyder (UK), Harry V. Strehlow (Germany), Cristina Pita (Portugal), Rapporteur​: Johanna Ferretti (Germany)​​.No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.Marine recreational fishing in Europe: current status and future challenges: Kieran Hyder, Harry V. Strehlow.Small-scale fisheries in Europe: status, challenges and opportunities: Cristina Pita, José J. Pascual Fernández, Maarten Bavinck.Traditional or modern? Variations in provisional and cultural ecosystem services from marine recreational fishing in Norway: Trude Borch, Aas, Ø, Stensland, S, Selvaag, S K.Social or ecological sustainability? Attitudes towards stricter harvest regulations of Norwegian marine recreational fisheries: Øystein Aas, Stian Stensland, Trude Borch, Sofie Selvaag, Ben Beardmore, Robert Arlinghaus, Alf Ring Kleiven, Jon Helge Vælstad.Field surveying of marine recreational fisheries in Norway using a novel spatial sampling frame reveals striking under-coverage of alternative sampling frames:: Jon Helge Vølstad, M. Christman, K. Ferter, A.R. Kleiven, H. Otterå, Ø. Aas, R. Arlinghaus, T. Borch, J. Colman, B. Harthill, T. Haugen, K. Hyder, J.M. Lyle, M.J. Ohldieck, C. Skov, H.V. Strehlow, D. van Voorhees, M.S. Weltersbach, E.D. Weber.Sustainable coastal fishery management: A systems approach balancing resource use and production of Atlantic cod under changing climate conditions: Dinesen G.E., Neuenfeldt S., Kokkalis A., Lehmann A., Egekvist J., Kristensen K., Munk P., Hüssy K., Støttrup J.G.The impact of uncertainty in recreational fisheries catches on management advice for the European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax): Gwladys Lambert, Allan Hicks, Lisa Readdy, Estanis Mugerza, Lucia Zarauz, Kieran Hyder.Measuring the social value of sea angling: combining revealed and stated preference approaches for the UK: Angela Muench, Barnaby Andrews, Gaetano Grilli, Kieran Hyder.Balancing biological sustainability, economic value and social benefits in the management of fisheries with commercial and recreational exploitation: the application of system dynamics modelling to the European Sea bass (Dicentrarchus Labrax L.): Hannah Tidbury, Angela Muench, Kieran Hyder.How do biological, environmental and socioeconomic variables influence marine recreational fishing pressure over time?: Zachary Radford, Kieran Hyder, Stephen Simpson, Martin Genner.Towards a framework for the co-production of social evidence for fisheries governance in the UK: Julie Urquhart, Hannah Chiswell, Paul Courtney, Rosanna Mann, John Powell, Matt Reed.Understanding the behaviour of the UK under 10m sea bass fishing fleet: Joseph Watson, Kieran Hyder, Robert Thorpe, Shovonlal Roy, Richard Sibly.Recreational angling for coastal Danish seatrout: understanding motives, catch and harvest orientation and angler heterogeneity among locals and tourists: Christian Skov, Casper Gundelund, Robert Arlinghaus, Hans Jakob Olesen.Developing a grid-based population simulation model to link conservation prioritization tools with tactical fisheries management: Yunzhou Li, Ming Sun, Chongliang Zhang, Binduo Xu, Yiping Ren, Yong Chen.Painting a picture of small scale fisheries in the Belgian seascapes: Katrien Verlé, Klaas Sys, Ellen Pecceu, Thomas Verleye, Frankwin van Winsen, Ann-Katrien Lescrauwaet.Attraction, repulsion, and connection: how data from smartphone applications provide insight into the behaviour of recreational anglers: Paul Venturelli, K. Hyder, C. Skov.A comparison of creel survey data and citizen science data from a nationwide smartphone app designed for collecting recreational fisheries data: Casper Gundelund, Paul Venturelli, Kieran Hyder, Bruce Hartill, C. Skov.A participatory-based mapping of the small-scale inshore fisheries: Towards a holistic management in the Bay of Biscay: Estanis Mugerza, Arantza Murillas, Esti Diaz, Luis Arregi.Big camera, little camera: panoramic giga-pixel and trail cameras for studies of recreational fishers: Tim P. Lynch, Georgina Wood, David J. Flynn, Carlie Devine, David Hughes, Gary Curtis, William Figueira, Michael Burton, Alexandra Hegarty, Jeremy Lyle, Scott Foster.Pescardata – assessing marine recreational fisheries in Portugal: Mafalda Rangel, Pontes, J., Veiga, P., Bentes, L., Monteiro, P., Diogo, H., Guerreiro, A., Pio Quinto, D., Oliveira, F., Araújo, G., Pais, H., Sousa, I., Silva, I., Carvalho, S., Pita, P., Coelho, R., Villasante, S., Gonçalves, J.M.S., Erzini, K.Estimating recreational fishing from private boats along the Swedish coast: Hege Sande, Andreas Sundelöf, Nuno Prista, Esha Mohamed, Michele Casini.Swimming upstream - fishing community-lead initiatives for sustainable rural transitions on the east coast of Sweden: Milena Arias Schreiber, Ida Wingren, Sebastian Linke.Assessment approaches for managing impacts of harvest and climate change on a rights-based northern salmonid fishery: Kimberly L. Howland, Colin P. Gallagher, Ross F. Tallman.The shifting sands of California’s beach-spawning grunion, Leuresthes tenuis: K. L. M. Martin, E. Pierce, V. Quach, M. Studer.Valuing to manage: estimating the economic benefits of recreational fisheries in Portugal: Carina Vieira da Silva,, Renato Rosa, Ana Faria, Mafalda Rangel, Luís Bentes, Pedro Monteiro, Pedro Veiga, João Pontes, Frederico Oliveira, Jorge MS Gonçalves, Karim Erzini, Hugo Diogo, Maria A. Cunha-e-Sá.Assessing non-monetary values of the modern seashore forager: Elisabeth Morris-Webb, Freya A.V. St John, Stuart R. Jenkins.Dpesca: a smartphone app to report recreational fisheries data. First data in boat fishing and spearfishing in Andalucía (Spain): Matías Lozano, Teresa García, Jorge Baro, Maria Ángeles Torres, Luis Silva.Navigating towards a stable and comprehensive framework to collect data on marine recreational fisheries in complex socioecological systems: the case study of Spain: Pablo Pita, Sebastián Villasante.Reconstruction of marine fisheries catches can guide the development of public policies: Sebastian Villasante, Macho G, Antelo M, Pita P, Garcia-Rodrigues J, Verutes G, Derrick B.Spearfishing profiles, habits and perceptions towards management measures: a Portuguese case study: J.M.S Gonçalves, P. Veiga, M. Rangel, J. Assis, C. Pita.Estimating catch-per-unit-effort using inverse sampling design: Esha Mohamed.Multiple approaches to understanding recreational fishers’ management preferences: Mary Mackay, Yamazaki, S, Lyle, J.