Analyse d'un questionnaire à destination des pêcheurs pélagiques professionnels français
Pourquoi chercher la petite bête ? Les enjeux politiques de l'indice biotique en France (1964-1969)
À la fin des années 1950 en France, deux coalitions portant des conceptions opposées de la pollution des rivières ont tenté de faire reconnaître ce problème dans l'espace public. Les pêcheurs considéraient que la pollution était un délit et ils s'appuyaient sur la biologie pour trouver des preuves de ces infractions. Les ingénieurs, urbanistes et h...
Assessing economic effects of a marine protected area on fishing households : a Thai case study
Some recommendations made by the World Parks Congress in Durban (2003) underscore the need to consider the impacts of multi-purpose marine protected areas (MPAs) on resident or adjacent populations, and lead social and fisheries scientists to reconsider their approaches and methods regarding the assessment of economic effects of an MPA. This paper ...
Enquête sur les petits métiers de la pêche en Languedoc-Roussillon
Le programme de recherche POLYPECHE, réalisé avec le support financier de la Fondation de France, a comme objet principal l'étude de la polyvalence de la pêche aux petits métiers dans la région Languedoc-Roussillon et ses implications en termes de durabilité et de gestion. Une connaissance actualisée des formes techniques et organisationnelles de c...
Assessing economic effects of a marine protected area on fishing households : a Thai case study
Some recommendations made by the World Parks Congress in Durban (2003) underscore the need to consider the impacts of multi-purpose marine protected areas (MPAs) on resident or adjacent populations, and lead social and fisheries scientists to reconsider their approaches and methods regarding the assessment of economic effects of an MPA. This paper ...
Assessing economic effects of a marine protected area on fishing households : a Thai case study
Some recommendations made by the World Parks Congress in Durban (2003) underscore the need to consider the impacts of multi-purpose marine protected areas (MPAs) on resident or adjacent populations, and lead social and fisheries scientists to reconsider their approaches and methods regarding the assessment of economic effects of an MPA. This paper ...
Assessing economic effects of a marine protected area on fishing households : a Thai case study
Some recommendations made by the World Parks Congress in Durban (2003) underscore the need to consider the impacts of multi-purpose marine protected areas (MPAs) on resident or adjacent populations, and lead social and fisheries scientists to reconsider their approaches and methods regarding the assessment of economic effects of an MPA. This paper ...
Agriculteurs, pêcheurs et forestiers face à l'impératif environnemental
Ce chapitre s'intéresse aux transformations internes des métiers initiées par les processus d'écologisation, en faisant le pari que la schématisation des enjeux affectant chaque métier soit avantageusement compensée par l'identification d'enjeux transversaux.
Use of local knowledge in marine protected area management
For decades, fishermen in most parts of the world have been experiencing a reduction in fish abundances. Overexploitation and increasing demands are the glaring visible causes, but weakness or absence of fishery management is the core problem. Faced with repeated failure of fishery management and the resulting overexploitation in fish stocks, new m...
Assesing fishing and marine biodiversity changes using fishers' perceptions : the Spanish Mediterranean and Gulf of Cadi...
Principal Findings : According to fishers, fishing activity substantially evolved in the area with time, expanding towards deeper grounds and towards areas more distant from the coast. The maximum amount of catch ever caught and the weight of the largest species ever captured inversely declined with time. Fishers (70%) cited specific fishing ground...
