2020: Supplement 11 - Ocean Governance in Archipelagic Regions - International Conference

Artigos

• Marine resources monitoring requirements and the Autonomous Region of Azores strategy for conscious decision-making

  Alexandra Garcia Guerreiro

  1-3

  • PDF (Português)

• Monitoring requirements in discard bans (and the European Union Landing Obligation)

  Lisa Borges

  5-6

  • PDF (Português)

• CONDOR project: monitoring the effects of a seamount protected area

  Eva Giacomello

  7-8

  • PDF (Português)

• CONDOR project: monitoring the effects of a seamount protected area

  Wendell Medeiros-Leal

  9-10

  • PDF (Português)

• COSTA project - COnsolidating Sea Turtle conservation in the Azores

  Frederic Vandeperre

  11-12

  • PDF (Português)

• The Azores Fishery Observer Program

  Miguel Machete

  13-14

  • PDF (Português)

• Azores Data Collection Framework

  Dália Reis

  15-16

  • PDF (Português)

• MoniCo – a new program to monitor coastal resources, species and habitats in the Azores

  Pedro Afonso

  17-18

  • PDF (Português)

• Deep-sea scientific research in the Azores

  Telmo Morato

  19-20

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• New generation of non-invasive tools to understand and manage large and iconic sharks and rays

  Jorge Fontes

  21-23

  • PDF (Português)

• Sociodemographic study of Azorean Fisheries: contibutions to a new paradigm of employability in the sector

  Ana Fraga

  24-25

  • PDF (Português)

• O What is the Blue Azores Program?

  Governo Regional dos Açores

  26-27

  • PDF (Português)

• Data collection in fisheries: how to change the paradigm?

  Miguel Machete

  28-29

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• The main challenges and difficulties in implementing monitoring programs

  Mário Pinho

  30-31

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• Linking ocean governance to real world challenges – monitoring and management using small scale fisheries as an example

  Mark James

  32-33

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• EU Data Collection Framework experience

  Estanis Mugerza

  34-35

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• Challenges and perspectives for monitoring and managing pelagic longline fisheries in Brazil following incidental catches of sea turtles

  Gilberto Sales

  36-37

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• Socioeconomic aspects in the fisheries sector: ways for sustainability

  Ana Fraga

  38-39

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• Who are the fisheries’ actors and stakeholders? Strategic importance of sociodemographic diagnoses in fisheries (contributions from the Azores case study)

  Ana Fraga

  40-41

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• From fishery management to management of fishing operations

  Marc Larose

  42-43

  • PDF (Português)

• French Guiana’s fisheries: a potential for this unique outermost territory

  Michele Nalovic

  44-45

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• Bottom longline survey for demersal deep-water species of the Azores archipelago (ARQDAÇO): guidelines and key recommendations for future work

  Regis Santos

  46-48

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• Deep-sea shark identification manual for fishers

  Laurence Fauconnet

  49-50

• SEA-THINGS: Um projeto para a promoção da literacia oceânica nos Açores

  Armando Mendes

  51-52

  • PDF (Português)

• SERMARE: An ocean literacy educational program for societal engagement

  Zara Teixeira

  53-54

  • PDF (Português)

• Better Participation means Better Governance

  Helena Calado

  59-60

  • PDF (Português)

• Marine Spatial Planning fundamentals: worldwide status, trends and best practices

  Ivana

  61-62

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• Marine Spatial Planning from theory to practice: current priorities and challenges, lessons learned and future steps

  David Johnson

  63-64

  • pdf

• Integrating stakeholder values and ideas with trade-off analytics to achieve more optimal marine spatial plans

  Will McClintock

  66-67

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• Strategic environmental assessment of the National Maritime Spatial Plan

  Lisa Sousa

  69-70

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• Considerations on the present and future of Marine Protected Areas in the Azores

  Filipe Porteiro

  71-72

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• Managing small scale fisheries in a Marine Protected Area: the lessons from FishMPABlue2 project

  Luca Santarossa

  73-74

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• Ecological risk assessment of deep-sea habitats and communities to improve spatial management: some experience from New Zealand

  Malcolm Clark

  76-77

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• Dynamic ocean management approaches to improve marine resource sustainability

  Elliot Hazen

  78-79

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• Coastal marine protected areas: stakeholders’ perceptions

  Filipe Porteiro

  80-81

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• Deep sea marine protected areas stakeholders’ perceptions

  Gilberto Carreira

  82-83

  • pdf

• Marine Protected Areas for megafauna: stakeholders’ perceptions

  Inês Gomes

  84-85

  • pdf