Preferences for Management of Near-Shore Marine Ecosystems: A Choice Experiment in New Zealand

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Preferences for Management of Near-Shore Marine Ecosystems: A Choice Experiment in New Zealand

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There is considerable interest in New Zealand in establishing “Customary Management Areas” (taiāpure and mātaitai) and Marine Reserves to support Māori cultural practices and restore declining biodiversity and fish stocks. Allocation of near-shore marine areas for these management systems potentially benefits the larger public, but it has often been vigorously opposed by recreational and commercial fishers. This paper reports estimates of the relative values held by the public toward four pot...

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2013-09-01

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Sophal Chhun / Paul Thorsnes / Henrik Moller

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http://www.mdpi.com/2079-9276/2/3/406

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ecosystem service valuation / choice experiment / marine spatial allocation / fisheries / public good / Science

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