Fisheries ecology and management - Walters, Carl J., 1944-; Martell, Steven J. D., 1970- (Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 2004)
pt. 1. Changing objectives and emerging assessment methods -- ch. 1. Introduction -- ch. 2. Trade-offs in fisheries management -- pt. 2. Elementary concepts in population dynamics and harvest regulation -- ch. 3. Strategic requirements for sustainable fisheries -- ch. 4. Tactics for effective harvest regulation -- pt. 3. Use and abuse of single-species assessment models -- ch. 5. An overview of single-species assessment models -- ch. 6. Foraging arena theory (I) -- ch. 7. Problems in the assessment of recruitment relationships -- pt. 4. Modeling spatial patterns and dynamics in fisheries -- ch. 8. Spatial population dynamics models -- ch. 9. Temporal and spatial dynamics of fishing effort -- pt. 5. Food web modeling to help assess impact of fisheries on ecological support functions -- ch. 10. Foraging arena theory (II) -- ch. 11. Options for ecosystem modeling -- ch. 12. Parameterization of ecosystem models -- pt. 6. Strategies for ecosystem management -- ch. 13. Marine enhancement programs -- ch. 14. Options for sustainable ecosystem management.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 355-380) and index.
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Keywords: Fishery management; Fish stock assessment; Marine ecology; Pêches -- Gestion; Ressources halieutiques -- Évaluation.; Écologie marine; NATURE -- Ecology; Fish stock assessment; Fishery management; Marine ecology