Is there dialogue between researchers and traditional community members? The importance of integration between traditional knowledge and scientific knowledge to coastal management

Abreu, Juliana Silva; Domit, Camila; Zappes, Camilah Antunes

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2017.03.003

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“…The results from this study suggested that the Zhoushan Archipelago is facing the mounting pressure of rapid urbanization, similar to the case study in Xiamen, a coastal city in China (Lin et al 2013). Integrating traditional knowledge and scientific knowledge for coastal management can be used to alleviate this pressure (Cicin-Sain 1993;Abreu et al 2017). …”

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Impacts of land use and planning on island ecosystem service values: a case study of Dinghai District on Zhoushan Archipelago, China

Shao

Jing²,

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Recently designated as a new special economic zone in China, Zhoushan Archipelago is going through a rapid land use change that is expected to have significant impacts on ecosystem services. However, there is no baseline of ecosystem service value (ESV) of the Zhoushan Archipelago up to date, making it impossible to assess any impacts of land use changes. In this study, we adopted the concept of "equivalent value per unit area of ecosystem services in China" and computed the ESV for 2006, 2012, and 2020 of a representative district, Dinghai, on the Zhoushan Archipelago. We then analyzed the spatial and temporal patterns of land use changes and their impacts on ESV. The results indicated that the ESV of Dinghai District declined by 59.3 M Chinese yuan ($9.5 M US dollars) from 2006 to 2012 and would further decrease by an additional 30.9 M yuan ($5 M US dollars) by 2020 according to its planned land uses. These declines in ESV were primarily due to increases in buildup areas and losses in wetland, farmland, and water areas. The results imply that more attention should be paid to controlling urban growth and protecting coastal wetlands in order to preserve valuable ecosystem services of the Archipelago.

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Impacts of land use and planning on island ecosystem service values: a case study of Dinghai District on Zhoushan Archipelago, China

Shao

Jing²,

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“…Being able to determine the range of effective closure sizes in this way could be of benefit and offer flexibility to marine planners considering additional socio-economic objectives of stakeholders when siting MPAs (Lieberknecht and Jones, 2016;Agardy et al, 2011;Kelly et al, 2017). This is particularly the case in coastal areas where there may be multiple demands on space (Rees et al, 2010;Edgar et al, 2014;Abreu et al, 2017;Moore et al, 2017).…”

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Relative mobility determines the efficacy of MPAs in a two species mixed fishery with conflicting management objectives

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Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) have been used to protect species in need of conservation and as a fisheries management tool. It has been suggested MPAs can benefit mobile stocks by protecting spawning grounds whilst also allowing yields to be maintained as mature fish move out of the protected areas. However, the robustness of this claim in mixed species fisheries has yet to be established. We use a simulation model to explore the efficacy of spatial closures and effort regulation when other forms of fishery control (e.g., Total Allowable Catches) are absent or non-enforced as ways of addressing management objectives that are difficult to reconcile due to the contrasting life-histories of a target and a bycatch, conservation species in a two-species fishery. The mobility of each stock in such a fishery affects the benefits conferred by an MPA. The differing management objectives of the two species can be partially met by effort regulations or closures when the species exhibit similar mobility. However, a more mobile conservation species prevents both sets of aims being met by either management tool. We use simulations to explore how spatial closures and effort regulation can be used to seek compromise between stakeholders when the mobility of one stock prevents conflicting management objectives to be fully met. Our results demonstrate that stock mobility is a key factor in considering whether an MPA can meet conflicting aims in a multispecies fishery compromised of stocks with differing life histories and mobilities.

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“…Neste caso, o estudo do conhecimento ecológico tradicional (CET) auxilia especialmente no caso de espécies de difícil acesso (i.e., espécies ameaçadas de extinção). Populações humanas nativas em áreas costeiras são fonte potencial de informações acerca do ecossistema e suas funções (Abreu et al, 2017;Diegues & Moreira, 2001;Freitas et al, 2017). Para nos aproximar das percepções dessas comunidades, podemos utilizar da etnobiologia, ciência que estuda o homem e as relações ambientais em seu cotidiano.…”

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O Conhecimento Ecológico Local Dos Pescadores Artesanais Sobre Os Elasmobrânquios Marinho-Costeiros Na Apa Do Delta Do Parnaíba, Nordeste Do Brasil

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O conhecimento ecológico tradicional consiste na forma em que as populações tradicionais se apropriam e usam os recursos naturais. A partir desse conceito buscou-se interpretar o conhecimento e as percepções dos pescadores artesanais da APA do Delta do Parnaíba sobre aspectos ecológicos dos elasmobrânquios e a conservação desse grupo. Para atender ao objetivo, foram aplicadas 100 entrevistas semiestruturadas. Os resultados, a partir dos registros do conhecimento local, indicaram a ocorrência de oito espécies de raias e nove de tubarões. A pesca incidental de raias e tubarões ocorre durante todo o ano, inclusive de espécies ameaçadas. Apesar disso, os pescadores demonstraram entender.sobre a importância da conservação desse grupo. Os dados obtidos indicaram associação entre o conhecimento ecológico tradicional e a literatura científica. Além disso, os dados sugerem a necessidade de uma intervenção imediata no que diz respeito à fiscalização dos desembarques e campanhas educativas na região, pois ocorre a captura de espécies ameaçadas (i.e. Ginglymostoma cirratum). O trabalho com comunidades tradicionais pode contribuir com pesquisas e gestão participativa da pesca.Palavras-chave: povos tradicionais, tubarões, raias, extrativismo.

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Is there dialogue between researchers and traditional community members? The importance of integration between traditional knowledge and scientific knowledge to coastal management

Cited by 46 publications

References 29 publications

Impacts of land use and planning on island ecosystem service values: a case study of Dinghai District on Zhoushan Archipelago, China

Impacts of land use and planning on island ecosystem service values: a case study of Dinghai District on Zhoushan Archipelago, China

Relative mobility determines the efficacy of MPAs in a two species mixed fishery with conflicting management objectives

O Conhecimento Ecológico Local Dos Pescadores Artesanais Sobre Os Elasmobrânquios Marinho-Costeiros Na Apa Do Delta Do Parnaíba, Nordeste Do Brasil

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