title: Understanding humans within ecosystems: Innovative tools, strategies, and research
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2019 - Theme session I
Year: 2024
Subjects: Ecosystem observation, processes and dynamics
The sea and human culture and societies

description: Conveners: Alan C. Haynie (USA), Patricia M. Clay (USA), Olivier Thébaud (France).No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.Trust and sharing: working with Irish stakeholders to overcome issues of trust and develop innovative near real time catch information sharing tools: Julia Calderwood, Dave Reid.Healthcheck of fisheries in different institutional settings: Sara Hornborg, Alistair J. Hobday, Jason R. Hartog, Emily Ogier, Linda Thomas, Aysha Fleming, Madeleine Mann.Industrial fisheries as social-ecological systems facing climate change: Iratxe Rubio, Elena Ojea.Power structures and legitimacy in an inshore fishery: Paul J B Hart.Strategies for the inclusion of carbon footprint assessment in seafood ecolabel criteria: Frances Sandison, Beth Mouat, Paul Macdonald, Astley Hastings, C. Tara Marshall.Creating sustainable outcomes for complex cross-sectorial issues: Ensuring community engagement in the Systems Approach Framework: Josianne Gatt Støttrup, Christina Gillgren, Grete E. Dinesen.Engaging with engagers: Investigating fisheries scientists’ perceptions of participatory research across Europe: Dr. Vera Köpsel, Prof. Dr. Simone Rödder, Myron Peck.What are the fishing styles in the Netherlands and how can they be used to design more effective and equitable management solutions?: Amanda Schadeberg, Marloes Kraan, Katell Hamon.Tuning fishery parameters with fishermen’s knowledge: A case study of the Gulf of Maine American lobster fishery: Mackenzie Mazur, Teresa Johnson, Yong Chen.The human dimension of climate change: empirical evidence of social adaptation in Galician (NW Spain) shellfisheries: Sebastian Villasante, Macho G, Calvo N, Frangoudes K, Lopes P, Mariño Balsa, JC, Pascual-Fernández J, Pereira Cividanes S, Pita C, Pita P, Simón A, Vázquez Otero, E.Food and Fraud: On the Codfather and Harvest Mislabeling: Geret DePiper, Jorge Holzer.Stakeholder perception on social-ecological systems – the case of the Western Baltic cod fishery: Heike Schwermer, Raissa Borgmann, Christian Möllmann.Twice as adaptive: Participation to integrate adaptation to climate change in fisheries and aquaculture: Norte-Navarro, M., Chapela, R., Ballesteros, M., Santiago, J.L., Fernández, M.Increased risk for urban subsistence fishers: why fisheries and urban policy should match fishing practices: Meghna N. Marjadi, Lauren K. Drakopoulos, Lian Guo, Zach Koehn, Sarita Panchang, Dustin Robertson.Setting a social science research agenda for understanding people and the sea: Marloes Kraan, Maarten Bavinck, Alyne Delaney, Anna-Katharina Hornidge, Maaike Knol, Sebastian Linke, Joeri Scholtens, Nathalie Steins, Jojada Verrips.IEA implementation in the ICES Regional Seas Working Groups: Theory, Practice and Progress: P. M. Clay, C. Röckmann, J. Ferretti; J. Bailey, D. Dankel, G. DePiper, A. R. Fraga, S. Gaichas, S. Gardner, D. Goldsborough, L. Goti, R. Groeneveld, K. Hamon, A. Kenny, M. Kraan, S. Linke, S. Lucey, K. N. Nielsen, G. Piet, P. Pinto da Silva, M. Santurtun, J. Schmidt.FishSET: Methods and models to assess the economic impacts of fisheries management actions and environmental change: Alan C. Haynie, Corinne Basin, Jordan Watson, Melanie Harsch, Y. Allen Chen.Are young women the more precautious managers? An economic field experiment on the gender-gap in risk-taking: Rudi Voss, Moritz A. Drupp, Menusch Khadjavi, Marie-Catherine Riekhof, Jörn O. Schmidt, Kira Lancker.Incentives and action: Determining effective derelict gear mitigation strategies by evaluating commercial crabber preferences: James A. DelBene, Andrew M. Scheld, Donna M. Bilkovic.An innovative tool to fisheries management – including qualitative data of fishers using the documentary method: Fanny Barz , Josefa Eckardt, Sarah B. M. Kraak, Harry V. Strehlow.Estimate potential catch loss for the Belgian fishery sector in a changing maritime landscape: Pecceu Ellen, Wim Allegaert, Bart Vanelslander, Hans Polet, Gert Van HoeyIntegrative tools and co-creation of knowledge: exploring the science policy interface and emerging roles of scientists and planners in marine spatial planning: Andrea Morf, Kira Gee, Lodewijk Abspoel, Robert Aps, Roland Cormier, Antje Gimpel, Matt Gubbins, Andreas Kannen, Caitriona Nic Aonghusa, Vanessa Stelzenmüller, Jacqueline F. Tweddle.A transdisciplinary approach to assess marine and coastal ecosystem services: a Portuguese case study: Carina Vieira da Silva, Renato Rosa, Ana Faria, João Janeiro, Jorge Gonçalves, Luís Bentes, Maria A. Cunha-e-Sá.