Optimising harvest strategies over multiple objectives and stakeholder preferences

Dowling, Natalie A.; Dichmont, Catherine M.; Leigh, George M.; Pascoe, Sean; Pears, Rachel J.; Roberts, Tom; Breen, Sian; Cannard, Toni; Mamula, Aaron; Mangel, Marc

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Optimising harvest strategies over multiple objectives and stakeholder preferences

2020
By Dowling, Natalie A. ; Dichmont, Catherine M. ; Leigh, George M. ; ...

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Journal Title:

Ecological Modelling
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Dowling, Natalie A. ; Dichmont, Catherine M. ; Leigh, George M. ; Pascoe, Sean ; Pears, Rachel J. ; Roberts, Tom ; Breen, Sian ; Cannard, Toni ; Mamula, Aaron ; Mangel, Marc
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NOAA General Documents
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Natural resource management has long recognised that the multi-objective nature of management is important, but has struggled to operationalise this into quantitative, measurable objectives for functional use in management. Operationalising broader ecological and social objectives has been particularly problematic. In fisheries management, the focus has mainly been on target species sustainability and, in the past few decades, on profitability. However, multi-objective management is now essential as fisheries have become recognised as complex social-ecological-systems.
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Ecological Modeling
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Ecological Modelling, 435, 109243
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2020.109243
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0304-3800
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Elsevier BV
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