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Be sure to refl ect back to the communities visited, in the appropriate format,
•
the outcomes of the interviews and the broader implications of the study fi ndings. Identify possible studies that are needed to address original objectives or
to address fi sher concerns or questions identifi ed during the interview
process.
Be sure to respect the information provided; this should not be released into
•
the public domain unnecessarily, especially in the case of site-specifi c information, and not before the relevant conservation or management has been put
in place. However, information will be needed for local planning.
References
Aguilar-Perera A (1994) Preliminary observations of the spawning aggregation of Nassau grouper,
Epinephelus striatus , at Mahahual, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Proc Gulf Caribb Fish Inst
43:112–122
Aguilar-Perera A, Aguilar-Dávila W (1996) A spawning aggregation of Nassau grouper
Epinephelus striatus (Pisces: Serranidae) in the Mexican Caribbean. Environ Biol Fish
45(4):351–361
Ainsworth CH, Pitcher TJ, Rotinsulu C (2008) Evidence of fi shery depletions and shifting cognitive
baselines in Eastern Indonesia. Biol Conserv 141(3):848–859
Aitsi JA, Sapul A, Hamilton R, Seeto S (2006) Reef fi sh spawning aggregations verifi cation surveys,
Kimbe Bay, West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea, 23–28 Apr 2006. Final report.
(restricted access version). Report prepared by the Pacifi c Island Countries Coastal Marine
Program, The Nature Conservancy. TNC Pacifi c Island Countries Report No. 4/06
Almany GR, Hamilton RJ, Williamson DH, Evans RD, Jones GP, Matawai M, Potuku T, Rhodes
KL, Russ GR, Sawynok B (2010) Getting communities involved in marine protected area
research: two case studies from Papua New Guinea and Australia. Coral Reefs 29(3):567–576
Alves RRN, Nishida AK, Hernández MIM (2005) Environmental perception of gatherers of the
crab ‘caranguejo-uçá’ ( Ucides cordatus , Decapoda, Brachyura) affecting their collection attitudes.
J Ethnobiol Ethnomed 1:10
Ames T (2007) Putting fi shers’ knowledge to work: reconstructing the Gulf of Maine cod spawning
grounds on the basis of local ecological knowledge. In: Haggan N, Neis B, Baird IG (eds)
Fishers’ knowledge in fi sheries science and management. UNESCO Publishing, Paris,
pp 353–364
Aswani S (1997) Customary sea tenure and artisanal fi shing in the Roviana and Vonavona Lagoons,
Solomon Islands: the evolutionary ecology of marine resource utilization. PhD dissertation,
University of Hawaii, Hawaii
Aswani S, Hamilton RJ (2004) Integrating indigenous ecological knowledge and customary sea
tenure with marine and social science for conservation of bumphead parrotfi sh ( Bolbometopon
muricatum ) in the Roviana Lagoon, Solomon Islands. Environ Conserv 31(1):69–83
Aswani S, Lauer M (2006) Benthic mapping using local aerial photo interpretation and resident
taxa inventories for designing marine protected areas. Environ Conserv 33(3):263–273
Baird IG (2007) Local ecological knowledge and small-scale freshwater fi sheries management in
the Mekong River in Southern Laos. In: Haggan N, Neis B, Baird IG (eds) Fishers’ knowledge
in fi sheries science and management. UNESCO Publishing, Paris
Berkes F (1999) Sacred ecology: traditional ecological knowledge and resource management.
Taylor & Francis, Philadelphia
Borgatti SP (1996) ANTHROPAC 4.92. Analytic Technologies, Natick
Briggs CL (1986) Learning how to ask: a sociolinguistic appraisal of the role of the interview in
social science research. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK
10 The Role of Local Ecological Knowledge in the Conservation and Management...
Be sure to refl ect back to the communities visited, in the appropriate format,
•
the outcomes of the interviews and the broader implications of the study fi ndings. Identify possible studies that are needed to address original objectives or
to address fi sher concerns or questions identifi ed during the interview
process.
Be sure to respect the information provided; this should not be released into
•
the public domain unnecessarily, especially in the case of site-specifi c information, and not before the relevant conservation or management has been put
in place. However, information will be needed for local planning.
References
Aguilar-Perera A (1994) Preliminary observations of the spawning aggregation of Nassau grouper,
Epinephelus striatus , at Mahahual, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Proc Gulf Caribb Fish Inst
43:112–122
Aguilar-Perera A, Aguilar-Dávila W (1996) A spawning aggregation of Nassau grouper
Epinephelus striatus (Pisces: Serranidae) in the Mexican Caribbean. Environ Biol Fish
45(4):351–361
Ainsworth CH, Pitcher TJ, Rotinsulu C (2008) Evidence of fi shery depletions and shifting cognitive
baselines in Eastern Indonesia. Biol Conserv 141(3):848–859
Aitsi JA, Sapul A, Hamilton R, Seeto S (2006) Reef fi sh spawning aggregations verifi cation surveys,
Kimbe Bay, West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea, 23–28 Apr 2006. Final report.
(restricted access version). Report prepared by the Pacifi c Island Countries Coastal Marine
Program, The Nature Conservancy. TNC Pacifi c Island Countries Report No. 4/06
Almany GR, Hamilton RJ, Williamson DH, Evans RD, Jones GP, Matawai M, Potuku T, Rhodes
KL, Russ GR, Sawynok B (2010) Getting communities involved in marine protected area
research: two case studies from Papua New Guinea and Australia. Coral Reefs 29(3):567–576
Alves RRN, Nishida AK, Hernández MIM (2005) Environmental perception of gatherers of the
crab ‘caranguejo-uçá’ ( Ucides cordatus , Decapoda, Brachyura) affecting their collection attitudes.
J Ethnobiol Ethnomed 1:10
Ames T (2007) Putting fi shers’ knowledge to work: reconstructing the Gulf of Maine cod spawning
grounds on the basis of local ecological knowledge. In: Haggan N, Neis B, Baird IG (eds)
Fishers’ knowledge in fi sheries science and management. UNESCO Publishing, Paris,
pp 353–364
Aswani S (1997) Customary sea tenure and artisanal fi shing in the Roviana and Vonavona Lagoons,
Solomon Islands: the evolutionary ecology of marine resource utilization. PhD dissertation,
University of Hawaii, Hawaii
Aswani S, Hamilton RJ (2004) Integrating indigenous ecological knowledge and customary sea
tenure with marine and social science for conservation of bumphead parrotfi sh ( Bolbometopon
muricatum ) in the Roviana Lagoon, Solomon Islands. Environ Conserv 31(1):69–83
Aswani S, Lauer M (2006) Benthic mapping using local aerial photo interpretation and resident
taxa inventories for designing marine protected areas. Environ Conserv 33(3):263–273
Baird IG (2007) Local ecological knowledge and small-scale freshwater fi sheries management in
the Mekong River in Southern Laos. In: Haggan N, Neis B, Baird IG (eds) Fishers’ knowledge
in fi sheries science and management. UNESCO Publishing, Paris
Berkes F (1999) Sacred ecology: traditional ecological knowledge and resource management.
Taylor & Francis, Philadelphia
Borgatti SP (1996) ANTHROPAC 4.92. Analytic Technologies, Natick
Briggs CL (1986) Learning how to ask: a sociolinguistic appraisal of the role of the interview in
social science research. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK