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Tag Archives: fishery closure
PIFSC researchers publish paper on social and economic effects of the first extended closure of Hawaii Longline Fishing Fleet
by Dawn Kotowicz “Hawai’i expected to have less local ‘ahi at year end” – Honolulu Star-Advertiser headline, 10/7/10 Fisheries closures affect more than just fishermen. It is important for researchers and managers to take into account impacts of their decisions … Continue reading
