The barefoot ecologist goes fishing
The barefoot ecologist goes fishing
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赤脚生态学家去钓鱼
DOI：
10.1046/j.1467-2979.2003.00134.x
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发表时间：
2003
影响因子：
6.7
通讯作者：
J. Prince
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作者：
J. Prince
鲍鱼渔业由小规模(5平方公里)种群组成，是许多此类渔业的样板。总体而言，这些微型种群对当地渔业社区非常有价值，研究、监测、评估和管理这些微型种群是非常复杂的。微型库存需要在地方规模上进行评估和管理，以防止小部件遭受公地的不利影响。这篇论文提出的问题是，我们如何才能满足这么多小资源的研究和管理需求？基于社区和基于领土权利的系统可能有助于维持这些资源，但满足许多利益攸关方小社区的技术需求会带来问题。预计新一代“赤脚生态学家”将完成这项任务。
Haliotid (abalone) fisheries are comprised of small-scale (<5 km2) stocks and serve as a model for many such fisheries. Extremely valuable to local fishing communities in aggregate, these micro-stocks are myriad and complex to study, monitor, assess and manage. Micro-stocks need assessment and management at local scales to prevent small components from suffering the stragedy of commons. This paper asks how can we ever hope to address the research and management needs of so many small resources? Community-based and territorial rights-based systems may help in sustaining these resources, but servicing the technical needs of many small communities of stakeholders raises problems. A new generation of 'barefoot ecologists' is envisaged to perform this task.