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protection of coastal fishery resources The Commission serves as a deliberative body of the Atlantic coastal states coordinating Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission NEWS RELEASE From Left. Fate of the Earth: Environment and Human well-being. Michigan State University. April3, 2014. Changing Climates for Adaptation. General Lessons. Wicked problems…. Rittel. & Webber . 1973. Governance of complex systems should be “polycentric” (. Ancient explorations 5000 B.C. – 800 A.D.. Egypt- 1. st. recorded sea voyage (3200 B.C.). Phoenicians- 1. st. trade routes through the Mediterranean (used stars and didn’t leave sight of the shore). problems - solutions. Sarah B. M. Kraak. University College Cork. Marine Institute. Ireland. Problems in fisheries management. Fig. from Fulton et al. 2011. . Human behaviour: the key source of uncertainty in fisheries management. Fish & Fisheries.. 16. . FISHERIES AND AGRICULTUIRE. FISH IN A WAREHOUSE?. How one Baltimore fish scientist could change the way we eat. FISH IN A WAREHOUSE?. How one Baltimore fish scientist could change the way we eat. Exam Review. Main Concepts. We have used more natural resources since 1955 than in all of recorded human history up to that time. .. Fish provide 3.0 billion people with at least 15% of their average per capita . James A. . Bohnsack. , Ph.D.. Director, Protected Resources and Biodiversity Division. NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service. South Florida Caribbean – Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit . (SFC–CESU) Program. Tracey McKenzie (NAVFAC . Mid-Atlantic. ), . Ian . Trefry. (NAVFAC . Mid-Atlantic), Deena Anderson (Tetra Tech), . Chris Soucier (Tetra . Tech. ). Approach to Nearshore Marine Surveys at NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic Installations:. Objectives. To better understand variability in eastern upwelling regions and the Gulf of Guinea. To enhance climate modelling and prediction capabilities. Improve understanding of marine ecosystems for better prediction and management. in the year . 2030. by. Dennis . King. University of Maryland. Center . for Environmental Science. Overview. Expect increasing volatility until . 2030, driven . mostly by . climate-driven changes . in . BLUEFIN TUNA. (. Thunnus . thynnus. ). Implications and Conservation Strategies. Nick . Gezon, Linda Isakson, Laura Pratt, and Alex Lee. 16.6% of animal protein . consumed. $80 billion/. year industry. Courtesy NMFSx0000x0000Hawai145i146sState Wildlife Action PlanOctober 1 2015sea grasses and algae for foraging and shelter from predators such as tiger sharks Key foraging habitat can be found around 38Diagnostic Features See speciesRemarks A single speciesScientific Name with Reference Gadus cimbrius Linnaeus 1776 SystNat ed 12440Synonyms Motella cimbrica Nilsson 1832 Motella caudacuta Storer It is stipulated that the agreement does not in any way affect each partys sovereign rights over the Joint Development Zone or otherwise prejudice its stand with respect to the delimitation of the sh all. . shapes . and sizes. . Algae . are not plants, even though they sometimes look . like. . them. . . They . are all referred to as algae, the . red. , green and brown . algae. . are .