INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH SUMMIT

"How Members of the Commercial Fishing Industry Assist with Data Collection to Support Stock Assessments"  October 1st and 2nd, 2013

Location: The Village Inn and Conference Center, Narragansett, RI

 

Presentations of case studies from fishermen and scientists from abroad:

Case Study #1: Collaborative Lobster Research, Assessment, and Management

  • Patty King – General Manager, Fishermen & Scientists Research Society
  • John Levy - Commercial Lobster Fisherman & Past President of FSRS
  • John Tremblay - Fisheries Scientist, Fisheries & Oceans Canada  

Case Study #2: Short-lived Species Science and Management – Squid

  • Andreas Winter - Fisheries Scientist, Falkland Islands Fisheries Department  
  • Michael Poole - Executive Secretary, Falkland Islands Fishing Companies Association  

Case Study #3: Industry-based Data Collection – Norwegian Reference Fleet

  • Kjell Nedreaas - Principal Scientist, Fisheries Dynamics Research Group, Institute of Marine Research, Norway
  • Stig Bloe - Norwegian Fishing Industry Representative  

 

Description:

The International Summit provided an opportunity to bring to New England scientists and fishermen from other countries who are working together collaboratively to improve the information upon which sustainable harvest levels of commercial fish species are determined. The main goals of the summit were twofold: 

                   1. Provide an education opportunity for summit participants to learn about successful collaborative fisheries research efforts underway in other countries; and

                   2. Begin a discussion on how such methods and approaches can be applied in the New England region, with particular focus on industry involvement in data collection, timely data incorporation and analysis, and adaptive/responsive management. 

 

RELATED DOCUMENTS: 

  • CFRF SUMMIT SUMMARY REPORT, released April 2014- Click Here!
  • AGENDA- click here
  • OPENING REMARKS-  Peg Parker, Executive Director, Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation; John Torgan, Director of Ocean and Coastal Conservation, The Nature Conservancy; Bill Karp, Director, Northeast Fisheries Science Center, NOAA Fisheries - click here
  • NORTHEAST REGIONAL CONTEXT FOR THE CASE STUDIES: PRESENTATION ABSTRACTS - click here 
  • INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDY DESCRIPTIONS- click here
  • POSTER ABSTRACTS - click here 
  • LIST OF PARTICIPANTS - click here 
  • SUMMIT STEERING COMMITTEE- click here
  • DISCUSSION QUESTIONS AND NOTE SHEET - click here

PRESENTATIONS:

  •  "Setting The Stage: Introduction to Case Studies" - presented by Anna Malek, Program Administrator, Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation - click here
  • "Data needs in managing the New England lobster fishery" - presented by Bob Glenn, Senior Marine Fisheries Biologist, MADMF - click here
  •  "Short-Lived Species: A Mid-Atlantic Perspective on Assessment and Management Challenges" - presented by Jason Didden, MAFMC Plan Coordinator - click here
  •  "International Summit: Role of Industry Collected Data in better informing stock assessments" - presented by David Goethel on behalf of John Hoey, Director, Northeast Cooperative Research Program, NEFSC - click here
  •  "Fishermen and Scientists Research Society - A Proven Model for Effective Collaboration" - presented by Patty King, General Manager, FSRS, and John Levy, Commercial Lobster Fisherman - click here
  • "FSRS Data Use in Assessments and Reviews" - presented by Past President of FSRS and John Tremblay, Fisheries Scientist, Fisheries & Oceans Canada - click here
  •  "Short-lived species (squid) science and management in the Falkland Islands" - presented by Andreas Winter, Fisheries Scientist, Falkland Islands Fisheries Department, and Michael Poole, Executive Secretary, Falkland Islands Fishing Companies Association - click here
  •  "Industry-Based Catch Reporting - Norwegian Reference Fleet" - presented by Kjell Nedreaas, Institute of Marine Research, Norway and Stig Bloe, Demersal Freezer Trawler Factory Manager, F/T Ramoen, Norway - click here

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