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    Towards improved linkage between research and management in marine fisheries 

    Pido, M.D.
    Type: Journal Article
    This article provides an example of weak linkages between research and fisheries management despite the pressure of many "actors" and institutions on both sides. Managers must learn to listen to scientists; the latter need ...
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    Harvest of settlement stage reef fish for small-scale grow-out or stock enhancement: a feasibility study on the family Haemulidae 

    Power, R.M.
    Type: Conference Paper
    Mortality rates of reef fishes are typically very high in the first few weeks after settlement. Capture and release of reef fish before or shortly after settlement may provide an opportunity to increase survival. Increasing ...
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    Fisheries production in Asia: its role in food security and nutrition 

    Williams, M.J.; Choo, P.S.
    Type: Journal Article
    This paper reviews the status and some management issues of fisheries production in Asia, as well as the supply and demand situation. Its food security and nutritional roles and opportunities for value addition are also discussed.
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    Fish for Livelihoods Newsletter (Apr - Jun 2021) 

    Ali, S.A.
    Type: Newsletter
    This Newsletter highlights the important activities implemented through the quarter, April thru June 2021 for the "Fish for Livelihoods" project. Also, it notes the disruptions and challenges that emerged in the wake of ...
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    Indicators for management of coral reefs and their applications to marine protected areas 

    Ablan, M.C.A.; McManus, J.W.; Viswanathan, K.
    Type: Journal Article
    Informed planning and decision-making in the management of natural resources requires an ability to integrate complex interactions in ecosystems and communicate these effectively to stakeholders. This involves coping with ...
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    Conflict and collective action in Tonle Sap fisheries: adapting governance to support community livelihoods 

    Ratner, B.D.; So, S.; Mam, K.; Oeur, I.; Kim, S.
    Type: Journal Article
    This paper presents the results of action research conducted from 2009 to 2015 on the dynamics of resource conflict concerning fisheries and livelihoods in the Tonle Sap Lake, as well as the institutional context and ...
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    Community based fisheries management: the right option 

    The WorldFish Center
    Type: Brief
    The principle behind community managed fisheries is hand over of the management of fisheries resources to community groups and they will manage the resources sustainably and equitably. The benefits of this approach are ...
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    Access to marine ecosystem services: Examining entanglement and legitimacy in customary institutions 

    Lau, J.; Cinner, J.; Hicks, C.; Fabinyi, M.; Gurney, G.
    Type: Journal Article
    Ecosystem services have become a dominant paradigm for understanding how people derive well-being from ecosystems. However, the framework has been critiqued for over-emphasizing the availability of services as a proxy for ...
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    Co-management of beach seine fisheries in Mozambique: a case study 

    Kristiansen, A.; Poiosse, E.
    Type: Journal Article
    In Mozambique, compliance with regulations in beach seines fishery is improved when the fishers themselves choose the season the government will declare closed. Beneficial side effects of co-management include a stronger ...
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    Spillover of commercially valuable reef fishes from marine protected areas in Guam, Micronesia 

    Tupper, M.H.
    Type: Journal Article
    Does adult spillover (movement out of marine protected areas [MPAs]) of fish create a net export of fish biomass from MPAs to adjacent fished reefs? Biomass of five commercial reef fish species was estimated by visual ...
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