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… govern one sector but affect other sectors. For example: a fishery law may affect national parks; a transportation law …

… co-benefits in addition to coastal protection including fishery habitat, water quality improvements, carbon … The value of the mud clam, Polymesoda erosa, or kina fishery, was determined for the first time through market … 2011) with a major focus on the intensification of fishery production as a direct benefit of the role of …

… committees are now engaged in the management of freshwater fishery, forestry, and livestock grazing resources. These …

… are equally important. Most locals would value the fishery, timber and local foods.” “Nature is all we have. It …

… are reliant on fisheries and agriculture production. The fishery was treated as a beneficiary as it will be affected … staff from the conservation, irrigation, agriculture and fishery departments, park wardens, and representatives from …

… above-mentioned seamount fish comprise the main commercial fishery (DeForges et al., 2000), but because these fish live … By 1976, less than 10 years after the boom began, the fishery had collapsed altogether. Around 1980, the Orange Roughy commercial fishery began in earnest in New Zealand and Australia. …

… will affect millions of people dependent on coral reefs fishery for their livelihood. Rising sea-level Approximately …