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Fishing for Human Perceptions in Coastal and Island Marine Resource Use Systems
Fishing for Human Perceptions in Coastal and Island Marine Resource Use Systems explores the relationship between human perceptions, decision-making, and environmental behaviour in coastal and island marine resource-use systems. The volume brings together interdisciplinary research examining how values, attitudes, knowledge, place attachment, and perceptions influence the ways individuals and communities interact with marine resources. It covers topics including fisheries, marine conservation, stakeholder interactions, resource management, tourism, and coastal governance. By integrating social, environmental, and geographical perspectives, the volume highlights the importance of incorporating local perceptions and knowledge into sustainable and participatory marine resource management.
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