The ICES/PICES Symposium on Drivers of Dynamics of Small Pelagic Fish Resources has the goal of revitalizing international cooperation on investigations of small pelagic fishes, and developing a framework to address unresolved questions, such as the impact of climate and fishing pressure on the resilience of small pelagic populations. Nereus Alumnus Rebecca Asch (East Carolina University), Alumnus Ryan Rykaczewski (University of South Carolina), and Research Associate Rashid Sumaila (UBC) will be presenting.
SCHEDULE:
March 6 at 15:00
Rebecca G. Asch
Testing the reliability of species distribution models: How stable are relationships between small pelagic fishes and oceanographic conditions in the southern California Current ecosystem?
March 7 at 10:40
Rashid Sumaila
A simple bio-economic model of the effects of subsidies on small scale (pelagic) fisheries
March 8 at 9:00
Ryan R. Rykaczewski (General Plenary)
Climate impacts on upwelling and the planktonic prey of anchovy and sardine in eastern boundary currents
Organizer
North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES)
Website: http://meetings.pices.int/