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Impacts on fisheries and coastal communities
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Co-Convenors:
Keith Brander (National Institute of Aquatic Resources, Technical
University of Denmark, Denmark)
Suam Kim (Pukyong National University, Korea)
Eddie Allison (WorldFish Center, Malaysia on behalf of the Global
Partnership on Climate, Fisheries and Aquaculture (PaCFA))
Climate change has had an impact on fisheries and
coastal communities throughout history, due to environmentally
driven fish stock fluctuations, changes in species distribution,
extreme events and changes in sea-level. The survival of coastal
communities depended on being able to cope with such changes,
by altering their fishing practices or switching to alternative
livelihoods. In many cases communities did not survive or suffered
economic hardship and emigration. Although some adaptability can
be expected in response to anthropogenic climate change, the new
situation is different in a number of ways. The expected rate
of change is rapid and in one direction; most fisheries are already
under pressure from overfishing, habitat degradation and other
sea and coastal uses; new pressures arise from sea-level rise
and ocean acidification. This session will focus on forecasts
of expected impacts of climate change on the coastal fish stocks
and the communities that depend on them as well as strategies
for survival under a changing climate.
Wednesday,
April 28 (9:00-13:00)
9:05
R. Ian Perry,
Manuel Barange, Francisco E. Werner, Eileen Hofmann and Rosemary
Ommer (Invited)
Adapting marine social-ecological systems to a world of change:
Lessons from the GLOBEC experience (C1-6210)
(pdf,
0.9 Mb)
9:30
Sujan Saha
Postlarvae fishing, biodiversity and livelihoods under climate
change: A case study on southwest coastal community in Bangladesh
(C1-6310)
(pdf,
0.4 Mb)
9:45
Eva Papaioannou,
Athanasios Vafeidis, Jörn O. Schmidt and Martin F. Quaas
Modeling the spatial distribution of coastal fisheries of the
Baltic Sea using Geographic Information Systems (C1-6340)
(pdf,
2.1 Mb)
10:00
Ming-An Lee,
Kuo-Wei Lan, Kuo-Ten Lee and Yi Chang
Satellite observation on the cold water intrusion related to
the exceptional fishery disaster during the ENSO events in the
Taiwan Strait (C1-6174)
(pdf,
1.8 Mb)
10:15
Audrey J. Geffen,
Arild Folkvord, Hans Høie, Anne Karin Hufthammer, Carin Andersson,
Kjell Nedreaas and Ulysses S. Ninemann (presented by
Mei-Yu Chang)
High latitude climate variability and its implications for fish
resources as revealed by fossil otoliths of cod (Gadus
morhua) (C1-6201) (waiting for permission)
10:30
Tatiana Krupnova,
Yury I. Zuenko, Vladimir Matveev, Irina Tsypysheva and Vladimir
Pavlyuchkov
Reconstruction of bottom phytocenoses on the coast of Primorye
caused by climate change (C1-6233) (waiting for permission)
11:05
Kevern L. Cochrane,
Tarub Bahri, Cassandra
de Young and Doris Soto (Invited)
Evolution in an instant: Adaptation and resilience to climate
change in fisheries (C1-6400)
(pdf,
0.6 Mb)
11:30
Akhmad Fauzi,
Subandono Diposaptono and Suzy Anna
Socio-economic impacts of climate change on coastal communities:
The case of the north coast of Java small-pelagic fisheries
(C1-6124)
(pdf,
1 Mb)
11:45
Salvador Lluch-Cota,
René Kachok and María Verónica Morales-Zárate
Reasons for high vulnerability of coastal fishing communities
of Baja California (Mexico) and potential adaptation strategies
to climate change (C1-6378)
(pdf,
1.2 Mb)
12:00
Jong Hee Lee,
Jae Bong Lee, Young Min Choi and Chang Ik Zhang
Detecting decadal changes in marine environmental characteristics
and fishery resources in Korean waters (C1-6166) (waiting for permission)
12:15
Eider Andonegi,
Jose Antonio Fernandes, Iñaki Quincoces, Xabier Irigoien, Daniel
Howell and Gunnar Stefansson
The potential use of a Gadget model to predict stock responses
to climate change in combination with Bayesian networks: The
case of the Bay of Biscay anchovy (C1-6236)
(pdf,
2.4 Mb)
12:30
Asuncion De
Guzman, Cesaria Jimenez, Angelo Macario, Juliet Madula
and Jayrald Santamnina
Shifts in species abundance of sardine fisheries in southern
Philippines: Early signs of vulnerability to climate change?
(C1-6197)
(pdf,
1.4 Mb)
12:45
Nhung T.H. Nguyen
and Hien T.H. Than
Challenge and opportunity of climate change: Case studies in
Vietnamese coastal communities (C1-6304)
(pdf,
1 Mb)