21st century catch toolkit: practical approaches for sustainable inshore fishing communities
Authors
Acott, T.Urquhart, J.
Church, Andrew
Kennard, M.
Gallic, B.
Leplat, M.
Lescrawauet, A.
Nourry, M.
Orchard-Webb, Johanne
Roelofs, M.
Ropars, C.
Zhao, M.
Rallings, F.
Issue Date
2014-09-04
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The 21st Century Catch Toolkit is a product of the INTERREG IVa 2 Seas project GIFS (Geography of Inshore Fishing and Sustainability). Work on the GIFS project was completed between January 2012 and September 2014 and was undertaken by a collaboration of six partners from four European countries bordering the Southern North Sea and English Channel. GIFS aimed to understand and capture the social, economic and cultural importance of inshore fishing to better inform fisheries policy, coastal regeneration strategies and sustainable community development. The project has involved a range of research projects, regeneration activities and case studies across southern England, northern France, Flanders and the southern Netherlands. GIFS partners have worked with local stakeholders and communities to explore the geographical diversity and similarities of fishing ports, harbours and people along the Channel and Southern North Sea. This toolkit is a product of that collaboration which provides useful findings and advice on how to value the social, economic and cultural importance of inshore fishing today.Citation
Acott T, Urquhart J, Church A, Kennard M, Gallic B, Leplat M, Lescrawauet A, Nourry M, Orchard-Webb J, Roelofs M, Ropars C, Zhao M (2014) '21st century catch toolkit: practical approaches for sustainable inshore fishing communities', in Urquhart J, Acott T, Rallings F (ed(s).). , edn, Chatham Maritime, UK: University of Greenwich.Publisher
University of GreenwichAdditional Links
http://www.vliz.be/projects/gifsproject/en/toolkit.htmlType
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