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Contribution of area-based fisheries management measures to fisheries sustainability and marine conservation: a global scoping review

作者:Dimitra Petza, Panagiotis Anastopoulos, Stefanos Kalogirou, Marta Coll, Serge M. Garcia, Michel J. Kaiser, Nikoletta Koukourouvli, Irene Lourdi, Jake Rice, Marija Sciberras, Stelios Katsanevakis · 发表于:Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries · 年份:2023 · DOI:10.1007/s11160-023-09780-9 · 被引用次数:16 · 研究领域:Marine and fisheries research、Coral and Marine Ecosystems Studies、Marine Bivalve and Aquaculture Studies

Abstract Area-based fisheries management measures (ABFMs) are commonly related to the sustainable use of resources but are increasingly considered broader conservation measures. This Scoping Review (ScR) identified and mapped the evidence base regarding the contribution of ABFMs to fisheries sustainability and marine conservation. The ScR was conducted following the JBI methodology and the PRISMA statement. A total of 2,391 documents were identified, and following a two-stage screening process, 151 documents were eventually included in the ScR for full review and data extraction. Most of the documents were published during the last 12 years. Studies had a wide geographical distribution (mainly located in Europe and North America), were primarily conducted at the subnational level, concerned fishing restrictions of towed gears, and assessed ABFMs from a single stock’s perspective. ABFMs identified were of various types, and the use of terminology was not consistent in the literature. Multiple combinations of data collection (primarily experimental surveys/sampling and open data sources) and analysis methods (most commonly, fisheries and ecological analyses and modelling) were applied (often in combination), using a variety of different metrics. Various knowledge gaps emerged, mainly related to the study of ABFMs networks and the application of an interdisciplinary and ecosystem-based approach for assessing ABFMs. The social, economic, and environmental impact of ABFMs was posi...