In this project we will collect and analyze primary and secondary data, both quantitative and qualitative, from the U.S. Atlantic menhaden commercial and recreational fishery markets. The goal is to provide a document that characterizes the socioeconomic dimensions of menhaden fisheries stakeholders and can be used to support economic analysis of alternative menhaden allocations.
Fisheries Science Special Reports
In-depth reports on specific topics or issues of particular importance to fisheries management and conservation.
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Backward and forward projection models represent two common approaches to assessing fish population trends.
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This paper will first highlight the federal legal mandates that guide managers to consider cumulative impacts. There is then a discussion of the socioeconomic factors that affect fishing communities, followed by a discussion of seasonal closures and their impact on the fisheries. Two case studies are provided to highlight how these issues have played out. Lastly, implications of cumulative impacts of seasonal closures for consideration by fisheries managers are examined.
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Testing the validity of Cating’s (1953) method for age determination of American shad using scales. Fisheries Research 30: 10-18.McBride, R.S., Hendricks, M.L., and Olney, J.E. (2005)
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