2020
DOI: 10.1590/s2179-975x2019
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Abstract: Sustainable Use Units have been carrying out sustainable management since the 1990s in the State of Amazonas, leading to research on the influence of management plans on restoring ecosystems. We developed an integrative review and analyzed official documents, data from the Brazilian government and information obtained from fishermen on the Unini River Extractive Reserve. The review articles were analyzed qualitatively, and a X2 test was used to verify differences in the distribution of proportions of pirarucu … Show more

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“…In two related opinion pieces, Camargo & Amorim (2020) contend that fish farming in cages should be restricted in Brazil, whereas Henry-Silva et al (2019) discuss practices and conditions that can affect the sustainability of fish farming in cages of reservoirs in Brazil's semiarid region. Finally, running counter to these papers on non-native species, Santana et al (2020) discuss how the engagement of local human communities in sustainable management plans can balance capture and conservation of ecologically, culturally, and economically important fish's species such as the pirarucu (Arapaima gigas).…”
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“…In two related opinion pieces, Camargo & Amorim (2020) contend that fish farming in cages should be restricted in Brazil, whereas Henry-Silva et al (2019) discuss practices and conditions that can affect the sustainability of fish farming in cages of reservoirs in Brazil's semiarid region. Finally, running counter to these papers on non-native species, Santana et al (2020) discuss how the engagement of local human communities in sustainable management plans can balance capture and conservation of ecologically, culturally, and economically important fish's species such as the pirarucu (Arapaima gigas).…”
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confidence: 99%