Dr. Pegg Week: Monitoring Fisheries Field Techniques (19) Flashcards

1
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Fisheries?

A

= exploited fish stocks.

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2
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What purposes may fisheries be exploited for? (2)

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• Recreational.
• Capture.

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3
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Scales of capture exploitation?

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• Commercial scale.
• Subsistence scale.

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4
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Why study fisheries?

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Angling graph.

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5
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3 questions to ask when planning a survey? Explain.

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• Why?
= Why are we doing the survey?

• What?
= What data must we collect?

• How?
= How can we collect the data?

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6
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3 case studies with their regions?

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● Sea Angling 2012
= UK.

● Kobompo Small Scale Fishery
= Zambia.

● Groenvlei Carp Survey
= SA.

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7
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Sea Angling Survey features regarding questions?

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● Why?
= EU Directive.

● What?
= How many fish.
= What species were.

● How?
= Economic value.

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8
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Sea Angling Survey plan? (3)

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• Randomization (High vs Low frequency).
• Weekday vs Weekend.
• Am (6am-12pm) vs Pm (2pm vs. 10pm).

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9
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Major findings of Sea Angling?

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Level of fish being take recreationally was half that taken by commercial.

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Kobompo Small fisheries questions? (3)

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● Why?
= to establish baseline data that the WWF can use to instigate effective conservation management plans for the area.

● What?
= Fish species.
= Lengths & weights.

● How?
= Commercial vs Subsistence (fisheries methods).

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How was the survey carried out?

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Local Zambian individuals (monitors) were given tablets with installed software that had the surveys/questionnaire needed to be carried out in local languages, pictures & step by step questions to obtain information from fishers.

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12
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Major findings of Kobompo Small Fisheries survey? (3)

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• Huge diversity of fish caught and eaten.

• Fish were used both commercially & subsistence methods.

• No cheating the system as local monitors were used to obtain answers to surveys.

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13
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Groenvlei Carp Survey questions?

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● Why?
= To help with conservation management.
● What?
= What are people’s opinions about Carp removal & management.

● How?
= Questionnaires of people’s knowledge & views about carp removal & management.

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14
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Groenvlei Carp Survey main interest?

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Perceptions & attitudes of residents regarding the carp and their removal.

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15
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Groenvlei Carp Survey major findings? (2)

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• Attitudes to Carp linked to knowledge of invasive species was across all groups that use fisheries.

• Therefore, solution was to inform more people on invasive species.

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16
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My Catch App?

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Used by anglers to establish data for fisheries scientists.

17
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What does a good survey require? (5)

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• A lot of planning.
• Spatial & temporal design.
• Inclusivity.
• Careful questions.
• At times, technology.

18
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Why should a good survey be inclusive?

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Because it involves both humans and fish interactions & many different stakeholders are involved.