2014
DOI: 10.1590/1676-06032014003814
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The ethnoecological knowledge of fishermen from three coastal lagoons in the northern of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Abstract: Abstract:The current study investigated the ethnoecological knowledge developed by fishermen through their fishing activities and searched for ways to match such knowledge to empirical data available in the scientific literature. The research involved fishermen from three coastal lagoons in the northern region of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, who were consulted through semi-structured interviews after the establishment of a trustful relationship over a period of three years with the interviewer. Their k… Show more

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“…One of most common management practices to reduce the sanitary degradation in Brazilian lagoons is the increase of water exchange with the sea by artificial sandbar openings (Suzuki et al 1998, Suzuki et al 2002, Ferreira & Freire 2009, Cezar et al 2015. However, sandbar openings have also resulted in ecological (Crippa et al 2013, Lanés et al 2015 and even sanitary degradation (Bozelli et al 2009, Lopes & Bozelli 2014 whose direct and indirect effects can be alleviated or exacerbated through interactive effects with dynamic environmental drivers. This study used long-term data from two Neotropical lacustrine freshwater systems (Batata Lake, an Amazonian floodplain lake and Imboassica lagoon, an Atlantic coastal lagoon by increasing salinity and reducing the water volume (Fernandes & Esteves 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of most common management practices to reduce the sanitary degradation in Brazilian lagoons is the increase of water exchange with the sea by artificial sandbar openings (Suzuki et al 1998, Suzuki et al 2002, Ferreira & Freire 2009, Cezar et al 2015. However, sandbar openings have also resulted in ecological (Crippa et al 2013, Lanés et al 2015 and even sanitary degradation (Bozelli et al 2009, Lopes & Bozelli 2014 whose direct and indirect effects can be alleviated or exacerbated through interactive effects with dynamic environmental drivers. This study used long-term data from two Neotropical lacustrine freshwater systems (Batata Lake, an Amazonian floodplain lake and Imboassica lagoon, an Atlantic coastal lagoon by increasing salinity and reducing the water volume (Fernandes & Esteves 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%