Framework for the development and management of inland fisheries
ROBIN L. WELCOMME
Abstract
ROBIN L. WELCOMME
Abstract
Abstract A framework is described which proposes a sequential series of questions to guide the fisheries manager or student of fisheries through the process of planning and managing an inland fishery. It proceeds from such general issues as the place of inland fisheries in national and regional sector plans to prescriptions for the application of specific techniques for the assessment of the fishery and the implementation of management procedures.
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Abstract A framework is described which proposes a sequential series of questions to guide the fisheries manager or student of fisheries through the process of planning and managing an inland fishery. It proceeds from such general issues as the place of inland fisheries in national and regional sector plans to prescriptions for the application of specific techniques for the assessment of the fishery and the implementation of management procedures.
Key concepts: Fisheries management, Fishery, Business, Fisheries law, Fisheries science, Process (computing), Environmental resource management, Management by objectives