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Workshop 5. Moving Towards Climate-Ready Fishery Systems: Regional comparisons of climate adaptation in marine fisheries

Convenors:
Roger Griffis (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, USA)
Alan Haynie (Alaska Fisheries Science Center, USA)
Katherine Mills (Gulf of Maine Research Institute, USA)
Gretta Pecl (University of Tasmania, Australia)
Andrew Pershing (Gulf of Maine Research Institute, USA)

Invited Speakers:
Manuel Barange (Plymouth Marine Laboratory, UK)
Jason Link (NOAA Fisheries, USA)
Leif Nøttestad (Institute of Marine Research, Norway)
John Pinnegar (Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science, UK)
Éva Plagányi-Lloyd (CSIRO, Australia)

The impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems and fish populations are being increasingly recognized and are expected to increase as warming trends, extreme warm events, and ocean acidification become more pronounced. While these impacts have been documented and compared across regions, much less attention has been devoted to understanding how fisheries—particularly the fishing industry and the management and governance systems that regulate harvesting—are responding to these changes. By comparing how responses differ between ecosystems and governance regimes, we will develop a typology of approaches that can be employed at multiple decision-making scales to enhance resilience to climate variability and change.

This workshop will bring together scientists and practitioners from different regions of the world to document and compare how marine fisheries are responding to the impacts of climate change. We are especially interested in comparing the response of fisheries in the northwest Atlantic, Norwegian-Barents Sea, Gulf of Alaska, and Australia, four regions that have experienced rapid environmental changes but have very different fisheries and fishery management systems. Within each region, we will outline the major climate impacts on fisheries and the responses to these impacts at different scales (e.g., temporal, spatial, and social/institutional). The rationale behind selection of specific approaches and tools for climate adaptation will be discussed in the context of constraints and opportunities that exist within ecological, social, and governance systems of different regions. Specific objectives of the workshop include:

  1. identifying climate adaptation measures that are being pursued in marine fisheries,
  2. assessing conditions that constrain or facilitate adaptive actions, and
  3. comparing how adaptation responses and options vary across ecosystems, fisheries, and management regimes.

The workshop will include a combination of invited talks that provide an overview of climate impacts, adaptation measures, and the fisheries context in each region and breakout groups to explore similarities and differences among regions in adaptation approaches for fisheries. A working group session will draft a framework for comparative analysis of climate adaptation initiatives in marine fisheries across regions and populate elements of this framework with information from each region.These results will be published in a journal manuscript.

 
Katherine E. Mills and Andrew J. Pershing
Cross-scale interactions in coupled social-ecological systems: An organizing framework for assessing climate impacts and adaptation in marine fisheries
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Manuel Barange, J. Scholtens, Edward H. Allison, Gorka Merino, Julia L. Blanchard, James Harle, J. Icarus Allen, Jason Holt and S. Jennings (Invited)
Combining cause and effect: Impacts of climate change on global fisheries and consequences for the dependency of nations on fisheries
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Marcus Haward
Governance and climate adaptation in marine fisheries: Social and institutional dimensions
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Gretta Pecl, Stewart Frusher, Alistair J. Hobday, Sarah Jennings, Emily Ogier, Andrew Sullivan and Tim Ward
Developing adaptation pathways for climate-impacted and at risk fisheries in south-east Australia
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Wendy Morrison, Roger Griffis, Jon Hare, Valerie Termini and Mark Nelson
Managing United States fisheries in a changing climate
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Eva E. Plaganyi, Ingrid van Putten, Alistair J. Hobday, Olivier Thebaud, James Innes, Lilly Lim-Camacho, Ana Norman-Lopez, Rodrigo H. Bustamante, Anna Farmery, Aysha Fleming, Stewart Frusher, Bridget Green, Eriko Hoshino, Sarah Jennings, Gretta Pecl, Sean Pascoe,
Peggy Schrobback and Linda Thomas (Invited)
A quantitative metric to identify critical elements within seafood supply networks under a changing climate
[pdf, 1 Mb]
 
Jason S. Link, Roger Griffis and D. Shallin Busch (Invited)
Some solutions for marine Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management in a changing climate
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Jacquelynne R. King, R. Ian Perry, Jean-Baptiste Lecomte and Andrew Edwards
Can we give good stock assessment advice in a changing climate?
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Anne B. Hollowed and Cody Szuwalski
Setting biological reference points under a changing climate
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Leif Nottestad, Kjell R. Utne, Gudmundur J. Oskarsson, Sigurdur Jonsson, Jan Arge Jacobsen, Oyvind Tangen, Valantine Anthonypillai, Jens Christian Holst, Teunis Jansen and Aril Slotte (Invited)
Increased abundance and spatial expansion of Northeast Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus) according to swept-area trawl surveys in the Northeast Atlantic 2007 to 2014
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Andrew J. Pershing, Katherine E. Mills, Christina Hernandez, Lisa Kerr and Graham Sherwood
Slow management during rapid ecosystem change: How rapid warming drove the collapse of Gulf of Maine cod
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Stewart Frusher, Gretta Pecl, Alistair J. Hobday and Gustaaf M. Hallegraeff
Observed impacts and adaptation strategies for coastal fisheries in south-east Australia
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John K. Pinnegar, Miranda C. Jones and Paul Buckley (Invited)
Climate change and UK fisheries - Exploring adaptation actions, perceptions within the industry and the challenge presented by fish stocks that move across international boundaries
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Alistair J. Hobday, Gretta Pecl and Stewart Frusher
Observed and predicted impacts and adaptation strategies for pelagic fisheries in south-east Australia
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Patrick Lehodey, Inna Senina, Simon Nicol, John Hampton and John Sibert
Managing Pacific tuna stocks under strong fishing pressure and climate change impact
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Alan Haynie
What are the key challenges to climate change adaptation in Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands groundfish fisheries?
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Chris Kennedy
The role of institutional complexity, historical allocations, and changing demographics in management performance for a climate-changed ecosystem: Lessons from the US mid-Atlantic summer flounder fishery
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Lisa Pfeiffer
Adaptation to climate variation in a multispecies fishery: The West Coast groundfish trawl fishery
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Malin L. Pinsky, Kevin St. Martin, Eli Fenichel, Bonnie McCay and Simon Levin
Adaptations of fish and fishing communities to rapid climate velocities
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Kirstin K. Holsman, Kerim Aydin, Jim Ianelli, Anne B. Hollowed, Alan Haynie, Andre E. Punt, Al Hermann, Nicholas A. Bond and Georgina Gibbson
Reel change comes at a price: The future of Bering Sea (AK) fisheries under climate change
[waiting for file]
 
 
 
 
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