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Artisanal recreational fisheries: using a combined approach to fishery assessment aimed at providing insights for fishery managers

Pérez Cobb, Addiel Ubandes [autor] | Arce Ibarra, Ana Minerva [autora] | García Ortega, Martha [autora] | Valdez Moreno, Martha [autora] | Azueta, James Oscar [autor].
Tipo de material: Artículo en línea Artículo en línea Tipo de contenido: Texto Tipo de medio: Computadora Tipo de portador: Recurso en líneaTema(s): Pesca | Pesca artesanal | Pesca deportiva | Pesca recreativa | Administración de la industria pesquera | Política pesquera | Reservas y parques marinosDescriptor(es) geográficos: Belice Nota de acceso: Disponible para usuarios de ECOSUR con su clave de acceso En: Marine Resource Economics. Volumen 29, número 2 (Jun 2014), páginas 89-109. --ISSN: 0738-1360Número de sistema: 29613Resumen:
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To provide insights for artisanal recreational fisheries management, using Belize as a case study, our research addressed the following research question: What is the natural resource base in terms of the fish species, typology of users, and general management regulations comprising artisanal recreational fisheries in Belize? To answer it, a mixed method approach, which included social and biological surveys, was used. Our results indicated: (1) there is a mismatch in the very definition of "recreational fisheries" between the fishery managers and resource users; (2) current management regulates the so called "sport fishing," whereas three other recorded fisheries-reef fishing, blue fishing, and local recreational fishing-remain unregulated; (3) 26 bony fish species in the study area; and (4) the direct users (fishers) are primarily non-residents, whereas the indirect users (service providers) are residents. Our study suggests that any management plan for these fisheries should consider local complexities and stakeholders' inputs.

Recurso en línea: https://doi.org/10.1086/676838
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To provide insights for artisanal recreational fisheries management, using Belize as a case study, our research addressed the following research question: What is the natural resource base in terms of the fish species, typology of users, and general management regulations comprising artisanal recreational fisheries in Belize? To answer it, a mixed method approach, which included social and biological surveys, was used. Our results indicated: (1) there is a mismatch in the very definition of "recreational fisheries" between the fishery managers and resource users; (2) current management regulates the so called "sport fishing," whereas three other recorded fisheries-reef fishing, blue fishing, and local recreational fishing-remain unregulated; (3) 26 bony fish species in the study area; and (4) the direct users (fishers) are primarily non-residents, whereas the indirect users (service providers) are residents. Our study suggests that any management plan for these fisheries should consider local complexities and stakeholders' inputs. eng

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