Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain

Investigador postdoctoral en Universidad de Santiago de Compostela at Universidad de Santiago de Compostela
Jul. 29, 2013
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain
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Collecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge as a new way of fisheries governance in Galicia, NW Spain

Editor's Notes

  1. From traditional top-down management…
  2. Territorial Use Rights for some invertebrate species.
  3. The fishers’ associations are interested in expanding the TURF model to all of the resources exploited and to the whole fleet. The idea is to establish a management plan with special regulations and management rules and bodies.
  4. These new approaches need spatial information on ecosystems
  5. Universalizable, adaptativo porque es flexible. Está preadaptado para ser usado como conocimiento científco.
  6. How we build the collaboration in the project: Public communication: we formally presented the project, in a participative way. We generated discussions, identified strengths and potential conflicts between the fishers and between fishers and scientists. Equality: every fishers and every association was important for us, we tried to work with same number of fishers in each association. Decision making, we listened to the fishers proposals and we reached a final consensus on the planning. Participation: we asked for the fishers that really wanted to collaborate. Representatives of the fishers organizations selected them. By this, may be we didn’t controlled this, but we increased trust. Empowerment: fisher became active and proactive part of the work, very important for the following works.
  7. S-fisheries: from small boats to purse seiners (semi-industrial). Metiers: intrinsic flexibility. To 5 different gears by vessel operating in different times of the year. Partivipative social tools: interviews and discussion groups. Cheap and fast. Annual fishing cycle: we covered the different efforts along the year. No management plans: we are particulary interested in the fisheries with no management plans.
  8. 25 Structured general interview by scientists.
  9. Interviews (19 fishers). Cambados (6). Aguiño (6). Ribeira (7).
  10. Digitalizing data on seabed and species
  11. Discussion groups. You can imagine that the habitat distribution is more accurate that the marine charts because it is actualized. We showed the cartography to fishers not involved in the original interviews and they were surprised on the quality.
  12. What is important here is: Physical results but also the social procesess. We achieved a great sintony with the fishers. The fishers have a negotiation tool that empowers them democratizing the relations with administration and solving potential conflicts.
  13. Participation varied between 100% in the interviews and 70% in the validation workshops. Technical Assistances: facilitating relationships between fishermen and scientists all over the process. They involved new young fishers that were not in the initial groups. It is more productive and easier for working with small, diverse and cohesive groups than large and non-cohesive groups. The administration has not participated in this phase of the project. The information is owned fishing associations and this have contributed to the quality and truth of the outstanding data that the fishers delivered and we collected. The gap between fisher and scientists is very small now.