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CASE-STUDIES: CLIMATE CHANGE AND FISHERIES 16 April 2012 FW 481 Abigail Lynch

Outline Approach/Objectives (5 min.) Context for discussion (5 min.) UK case-study (25 min.) Group case-studies (20 min.) Discuss group case-studies as a full class (15 min.) Prep for next class (1 min.) Survey (10 min.) Red = active

Problem-Based Learning Identify: What you already know. What you need to know. Decide: How to access new information that may lead to resolution of the problem. Recommend: Potential resolutions for the problem.

Objectives Identify the management challenges for these fisheries case-studies. Decide what needs to be known to address these management challenges. Discuss potential solutions to make these fisheries sustainable in the face of climate change.

Context Science of anthropogenic climate change Established that climate change is occurring and is human-induced. Impacts of climate change on fisheries Discussed the socio-ecological, economic, and governance challenges climate change adds to fisheries. Realized that there are no easy solutions. Case-studies of climate change and fisheries Apply previous class discussions to work towards recommendations for improved management. Effects Impacts Solutions GLOBAL ONE SECTOR SPECIFIC EXAMPLES

UK CASE-STUDY

UK Fishing History Overfishing Overcapacity Bycatch Identify the management challenges

General climate change projections Increased average sea temperature o C Increased sea level m Ocean acidification pH 0.3 Storm intensity/ocean circulation Long-term impacts uncertain…ice age? Identify the management challenges

Projections for fish Finfish distribution shifts Cold-water: cod; herring Warmer-water: sole, red mullet, seabass Shellfish Oysters, mussels, scallops Ocean acidification Identify the management challenges

Adaptation and UK Fisheries If you were the manager, what information would you want to know? Abundance and distribution of fish? Surplus production? Minimize what uncertainties? Market drivers? Enforcement funding? Capacity of the fleet? Alternative livelihood options? How would you get this information? Decide needed information

Moving forward How can UK fisheries be sustainable in the face of climate change? Incentivize adaptive approaches? Re-evaluate subsidies? Spatial planning? Discuss potential solutions

GROUP CASE-STUDIES

KOREA

Moving forward Discuss potential solutions

CHINESE TAIPEI

Moving forward Discuss potential solutions

Class Discussion Commonalities across the case- studies? Barriers? Uncertainties? Solutions? Unique characteristics of case- studies? What inhibits universal management approaches?

Objectives Identify the management challenges for these fisheries case-studies. Decide what needs to be known to address these management challenges. Discuss potential solutions to make these fisheries sustainable in the face of climate change.

Next Class Climate change module evaluation (15 min.) SIRS evaluation (15 min.) Group Presentation (40 min.) Joe, Chris, Cristina, Marielle GMO salmon 2 readings; directed post Any allergies?

Use your pseudonym Be honest – we appreciate your suggestions Thank you! Survey