Understanding the significance of localized fishery stocks is key to fishery management. There is substantial debate among experts on issues affecting changes in fishery populations. It is only through the understanding of these population changes that we can begin to work toward managing fishery stocks both locally and worldwide in order to ensure their survival. This conference represented a step in that direction by providing the opportunity to share often-conflicting evidence surrounding this complex issue. The proceedings was edited by conference planners Ione Hunt von Herbing, Irv Kornfield, Mark Tupper, and James Wilson of the University of Maine School of Marine Sciences.
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