Co-creating Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management Solutions
MareFrame is a EC-funded RTD project which encourages a more widespread use of the ecosystem-based approach to fisheries management. This entails development of new tools and technologies, development and extension of ecosystem models and assessment methods, and development of a decision support framework that can highlight alternatives and consequences. Most importantly, the more widespread use depends not only on collaboration with stakeholders in general, but on close integration and co-creation with stakeholders in all development phases, to ensure that ownership lies with them and to increase the chance of acceptance and uptake of the project outcomes.The vision of MareFrame is to significantly increase the use of ecosystem-based approach to fisheries management (EAFM) when providing advice relating to European fish stocks.
The overall objective of MareFrame is to encourage a more widespread use of EAFM through development of new tools and technologies, development and extension of ecosystem models and assessment methods, and development of a decision support framework that can highlight alternatives and consequences; all in close collaboration with the stakeholders in the co-creation processes.
Advancing Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management
MareFrame publications in Fisheries Research Special Issue: Advancing Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management Edited by Gunnar Stefansson, Javier Ruiz, Sveinn Agnarsson, Ingrid van Putten Implementing the ecosystem based approach for fisheries management requires the development and
Workshop Tools for Ecosystem Based Management – MareFrame results presented
In connection to the 4th World Conference on Marine Biodiversity 13-16 May, held in Montreal, CA, a Workshop on Ecosystem Based Management will be held. Dr. Anna Kristin Danielsdottir from Matís, the coordinator of the