title: Theme Session K – ​Incorporating human dimensions to improve fishing opportunities advice​.
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2024
Year: 2024
Subjects: The sea and human culture and societies
Fisheries and aquaculture

description: <b>Book of abstracts of theme session K:</b>Incorporating human dimensions to improve fishing opportunities advice​Conveners:​​ Andrea Chan (US), Olivier Thébaud (France), Nathalie Steins (Netherlands)CM 695: How fisher behavior can bias stock assessment: insights from an agent-based modeling approachCM 709: Involving fisheries’ stakeholders in co-designing the ‘Fishing Lives Survey’: A social survey of fishers to provide data on the social sustainability of fishing in the UKCM 723: Optimal management of Western Baltic cod and herring fisheries under climate changeCM 724: Using individual based models to explore the role of fishers in fishery management systemsCM 729: The social impacts of a zero TAC: who can and who cannot adapt to quota decisions and why that question matters in sustainable fisheries managementCM 747: First steps towards the integration of socio economics in stock assessment and fisheries management in southern Europe – A demonstrative case studyCM 749: Recognizing, integrating, and representing social equity in fishing adviceCM 781: Ouch! Opportunities for fisheries advice when incorporating new knowledge that challenges the status quo of the management system: examples from mixed fisheries, mackerel and northern shelf codCM 796: Considering the perspectives and socioeconomic well-being of fishers in fisheries management: Results from a regional survey of commercial crews and hired captains in the Northeast USCM 814: The relationship between the number of fishing boats and fishers’ location choiceCM 839: Assessing accessibility and adaptive capacity in Maine’s coastal fisheries licensingCM 856: From managing fish to managing people: requirements for effective fisheries governanceCM 858: Understanding short-term behavioural responses: modelling the drivers of the distances travelled from one haul to the next by the Irish gadoid directed trawlersCM 869: Global tuna production and trade network (GTPTN)CM 927: Are we ready to be wrong? A post-normal ethical lens on ICES science advice and stakeholder engagementCM 958: From strategic MSE to tactical advice: The development of the recreational summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass Decision Support ToolCM 993: Population trends, spatial stock structure, and fisher behaviour revealed by the sales slip data from Norwegian hake fisheriesCM 1000: Using stakeholder knowledge and system dynamics to integrate socioeconomic information into the fisheries stock assessment processCM 1020: Advise or give advice? Delivering economic and social fishing opportunities advice in the European UnionCM 1089: Interactions between biology, environmental and anthropogenic factors on the exploitation of pelagic species by the Scottish fishing fleetCM 1090: User Rights in Northern Fisheries: Navigating Conflicts, Property Rights and Conservation in the ArcticCM 1106: Future horizonsCM 1110: Impact evaluation of the UK’s Atlantic bluefin tuna quotaCM 1150: Delivering effective marine conservation alongside sustainable fishing: insight from the Northumberland Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority (NIFCA)CM 1173: Problems and solutions in European cephalopod fisheriesCM 1185: Considering traditional practices a study on the fishing and production of dried <i>Sparisoma cretense</i> in the Azores IslandsCM 1189: Hooked on improvement: Redesigning the fishing guide reporting system in Everglades National Park CM 1193: Interdisciplinary projections to achieve climate-ready, ecosystem-based, sustainable fisheries managementCM 1195: Sustainable fishery systemsCM 1232: Identifying key stakeholders through the assessment of fishing community stock-dependencies