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Strategic Line V Projects
Strategic Line V: Fisheries recovery and regulation in Northwest Mexico
  Principal Investigator: Dr. Leonardo Huato Soberanis


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Written by Dr. Eugenio Alberto Aragón Noriega   

Project: Biological and socioeconomic bases for sustainable exploitation of coastal fishery resources of the Upper Gulf of California
  Principal Researcher: Dr. Eugenio Alberto Aragón Noriega
Familia de pescadores

The main objective of this study is to describe the current fishery production state of the coastal fleet in the Upper Gulf of California, describing captured species distribution in space and time, as well as the basic economic aspects of fishing in that area; value of capture, operational and investment costs; social organization of fishing; how many fishermen are dedicated to the capture and to which species in particular; how many cooperatives there are; what ecologic and biological aspects of some species it finally contributes to ...

Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 March 2010 10:45
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Written by Dr. Leonardo Huato Soberanis   

Project: Spatial dynamics analysis of shrimp fishing effort in the Gulf of California
  Principal Researcher: Dr. Leonardo Huato Soberanis

Bip12 en isla

Shrimp fishery is an economic activity defined by the costs and benefits of fishing capture. This fishery, with the highest economic yield at national level, has a strong socioeconomic impact in the states of Sonora and Sinaloa, which are the ones that most contribute to national capture. However, shrimp fisheries have a negative effect in the ecosystem ...
Last Updated on Friday, 23 September 2011 10:56
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Written by Dra. Ana Ma. Ibarra Humphries   

Project: Biological model to reach a balance between conservation and sustainable exploitation of the marine resources in natural parks and reserves. Case study: Lion's paw scallop
  Principal Researcher: Dr. Ana María Ibarra Humphries

Almejas mano de león

Conservation of natural resources cannot be performed in isolation from social and economical needs of humanity. Particularly in the case of aquaculture, and especially with native species, it is necessary to develop biological models that avoid impacting natural living populations of the same species, mainly in areas intended for conservation as reserves and natural parks...
Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 March 2010 12:59
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Written by Dr. Ricardo Pérez Enríquez   

Project: Connectivity among populations of marine benthic mollusks, case study: abalone Haliotis spp
  Principal Researcher: Dr. Ricardo Pérez Enríquez

Lata de Abulón.

Abalone fisheries in one of the most important economic activities in the western coast of the Baja California peninsula, particularly in the region between Isla Cedros, B.C. and Bahía Magdalena, B.C.S. Unfortunately, over exploitation, poaching, and environmental changes have contributed to a reduction in their populations. This is why it is necessary to design fishery management strategies to promote their recovery. For this purpose, it is required to know different aspects of their biology and ecology (in other words, their interaction with the environment and with other marine species)...

Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 March 2010 13:30
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Written by Dr. César Augusto Salinas Zavala   

Project: Strategic plan to strengthen export activities of the fishery industry in Sinaloa
                    Principal Researcher: Dr. César Augusto Salinas Zavala
Participant(s): Juan Saúl Sánchez Hernández , M.S. Luz Gabriela Escoto González , Tizoc Atenedoro Moctezuma Cano
Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 March 2010 13:35
 


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