Adaptive Management of Renewable Resources
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..., 1989), freshwater systems (Fiering, 1982) and fisheries (Walters, 1986)....
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...…dynamics of North America (Holling, 1978; Ludwig et al., 1978), and from the Great Lakes groups (Regier and Kay, 2002), followed by examples from the dynamics and management of rangelands (Walker et al., 1981; Westoby et al., 1989), freshwater systems (Fiering, 1982) and fisheries (Walters, 1986)....
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...This process developed an integrative sense of the systems by using a sequence of workshop techniques for scientists and policy people to develop explanatory models and suggestive policies (Holling and Chambers, 1973; Holling, 1978; Clark et al., 1979; Walters, 1986)....
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...Does the system return to the configuration from which it was displaced? Or does it move into another configuration? In modeling these processes, it is sometimes convenient to fix the slow variables by treating them as parameters (Rinaldi and Scheffer 2000) and then analyze quasi-steady states as in Figures 1 and 3. Walters (1986) cautions us to remember that such parameters are not truly fixed, but are in fact slowly changing and are ......
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...Walters (1986) cautions us to remember that such parameters are not truly fixed, but are in fact slowly changing and are subject to alteration by policy choice....
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...advice is similar to that of Walters (1986, 1997) and the emphasis on adaptive management in...
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...Ricker (1973b) has shown, for example, that as a fishery develops on a collection of stocks such as salmon, the "a" parameter of his stock-recruitment model...
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...A detailed analysis of the Ricker stock-recruitment model with two unknown parameters [a and b in R, = S,-1 exp (a - bS'_1 + w,), U, !E S,j has been carried out using the wide-sense algorithm by Smith (1979) and Smith and WaIters (1981)....
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...A detailed analysis of the Ricker stock-recruitment model with two unknown parameters [a and b in R, = S,-1 exp (a - bS'_1 + w,), U, !E S,j has been carried out using the wide-sense algorithm by Smith (1979) and Smith and WaIters (1981). For this case the extended state description is x; = (R" a, b)....
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...correlated random variables, such as Ricker's (1973a) GM regression....
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...The two most common examples are the "Ricker model" (Ricker, 1954), where h(S) = e-Ps , and the Beverton-Holt model (Beverton and Holt, 1957), where h(S) = 1/(1 + as/{3j....
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...The second is the economic behavior of resource users even when the resource is held "in the commons" (public ownership); this behavior can result in harvesting cycles or "bionomic equilibrium" (Clark, 1976) where it does not pay the resource users to destroy the resource completely....
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...Reflect for a moment on the title of this section, which I lifted verbatim from Holling (1978). What do we mean when we say we "understand" something? Is it just that we can predict how the thing will behave? I think...
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...Jester (Michigan Department of Natural Resources, personal communication) has used experimental components analysis (Holling, 1965) of their attack behaviors to derive the following approximate survival model:...
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...Much of the lecture material is presented in this book and in Holling (1978). The miniworkshops take real cases of interest to the agency sponsoring the training, and go through all the workshop steps outlined above with a sympathetic participant group (usually personnel from the sponsoring agency)....
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...A third approach to trophic interactions has been to start with a careful "experimental components" (Holling, 1965) analysis of the functional...
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...type III or sigmoid functional response to prey density (Holling, 1965; Peterman, 1977)....
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