Add to ORKGSeveral research projects have studied Swedish coastal fishery to investigate the conflict between seals and fishery. In recent years, a strategy of participation by means of co-management has been unfolding. Realising that maintaining the coastal fishery requires societal support and knowledge integration, attempts have been made to introduce the principle of participatory management into the centralised Swedish fisheries management system. However, this co-management approach, presently implemented in six pilot projects, will take a long time to develop through a sustained process of experimentation and improvement.Stakeholder participation Coastal fisheries Conflict management Seals Swedish fisheries
Adaptive comanagement (ACM) has been suggested as the way to successfully achieve sustainable enviro...
Commissioned by the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water management, the Swedish University for Agric...
Despite the importance of inshore fisheries to Scotland’s economy there has been lack of coherence b...
Marine mammals and coastal fisheries are two features commonly associated with thriving marine envir...
Interaction between seals and fisheries along the Swedish coast has serious environmental and econom...
In the context of the difficult issue of managing fishing in a sustainable fashion, this study devel...
More inclusive forms of governance are increasingly advocated that allow for stakeholder participati...
In this paper we apply multiple perspectives in order to investigate a co- management initiative of ...
There is growing interest in communication, participation and learning in multiple fields, such as g...
There is growing interest in communication, participation and learning in multiple fields, such as g...
Successful fisheries governance requires stakeholder’s involvement from point zero. However, it is u...
Mismanagement of fisheries is one of the main reasons for the critical situation fisheries face toda...
Natural resource use conflicts at urbanized coasts and their analysis and resolution are the main th...
Due to degrading marine environments and loss of biological diversity, marine protected areas (MPAs)...
Much of the research that concerns the impacts of management measures in the eastern Baltic cod fish...
Adaptive comanagement (ACM) has been suggested as the way to successfully achieve sustainable enviro...
Commissioned by the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water management, the Swedish University for Agric...
Despite the importance of inshore fisheries to Scotland’s economy there has been lack of coherence b...
Marine mammals and coastal fisheries are two features commonly associated with thriving marine envir...
Interaction between seals and fisheries along the Swedish coast has serious environmental and econom...
In the context of the difficult issue of managing fishing in a sustainable fashion, this study devel...
More inclusive forms of governance are increasingly advocated that allow for stakeholder participati...
In this paper we apply multiple perspectives in order to investigate a co- management initiative of ...
There is growing interest in communication, participation and learning in multiple fields, such as g...
There is growing interest in communication, participation and learning in multiple fields, such as g...
Successful fisheries governance requires stakeholder’s involvement from point zero. However, it is u...
Mismanagement of fisheries is one of the main reasons for the critical situation fisheries face toda...
Natural resource use conflicts at urbanized coasts and their analysis and resolution are the main th...
Due to degrading marine environments and loss of biological diversity, marine protected areas (MPAs)...
Much of the research that concerns the impacts of management measures in the eastern Baltic cod fish...
Adaptive comanagement (ACM) has been suggested as the way to successfully achieve sustainable enviro...
Commissioned by the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water management, the Swedish University for Agric...
Despite the importance of inshore fisheries to Scotland’s economy there has been lack of coherence b...