NCEAS Project 10682

Bottom-up ecosystem-based management of coastal systems: Social drivers of ecological and economic factors in EBM (EBM)

  • Broitman, Bernardo

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ActivityDatesFurther Information
Postdoctoral Fellowship15th January 2006—16th November 2008Participant List  

Abstract
Ecosystem-based management call for the adoption of management practices that explicitly account for the cross-linkages between ecological, economic and social components. I propose an approach to determine the goals of EBM in coastal temperate oceans through a literature review of initiatives where a social process has advanced research priorities for scientists and economists. By examining and compiling these research priorities I will to compile large datasets of the environmental, ecological and economic variables singled out by the social process. Going one step further, I will generate uncertainty estimates through simulations that I will incorporate into simple bioeconomic models. This formal approach will allow for a clearer definition and examination of EBM in coastal systems.

TypeProduct of NCEAS Research
PublicationNavarrete, Sergio A.; Broitman, Bernardo R.; Menge, Bruce A.2008. Interhemispheric comparison of recruitment to intertidal communities: Pattern persistence and scales of variation. Ecology. Vol: 89(5). Pages 1308-1322.