A critique of and recommendations for a subsistence fishery, Lake St Lucia, South Africa

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Brenda J.S. Crook
Bruce Q. Mann
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[1] 3112 Swallow Bend,Marine Parade
[2] Oceanographic Research Institute,undefined
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Biodiversity & Conservation | 2002年 / 11卷
关键词：
Common property resource; Fishery; Institutions; Local community organization; Resource utilization; South Africa;
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The fish resources of Lake St Lucia, the largest estuary on the eastcoast of Africa, present resource managers of the Natal Parks Board with acommon property resource (CPR) problem. Problems associated with illegal gillnetting by local people from three tribal areas, prompted the introduction of asystem of legal, subsistence netting. This paper reviews the legal fisheries inthese three areas from 1995 to 1997, and examines existing organizationalarrangements, suggesting reasons why the three fisheries show differences infunctioning. By employing concepts from CPRs theory, elements of anorganizational design for fisheries management involving local users and theconservation organization staff are proposed.
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页码：1223 / 1235
页数：12
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