The Future of Fisheries Science in North America

1. On the Future of Fisheries Science
Brian J. Rothschild, Richard J. Beamish

2. Biodiversity, Spatial Management, and the Ecosystem Approach
Jake C. Rice

3. Biodiversity and the Future of Fisheries Science
Ashleen J. Benson

4. The Implications of a Paradigm Shift in Ocean Resource Management for Fisheries Stock Assessment
Robert N. O'Boyle

5. Ecosystem-Based Management of What? An Emerging Approach for Balancing Conflicting Objectives in Marine Resource Management
Isaac C. Kaplan, Phillip Levin

6. The Changing Nature of Fisheries Management and Implications for Science
Kevin Stringer, Marc Clemens, Denis Rivard

7. Astonishment, Stupefaction, and a Naturalist's Approach to Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Studies
Kevin D. E. Stokesbury, Bradley P. Harris, Michael C. Marino

8. The High-Dimensional Future of Fishery Science
Jon T. Schnute, Laura J. Richards

9. Stock Assessment: Operational Models in Support of Fisheries Management
Richard D. Methot

10. Fisheries Science in the Future
Randall M. Peterman

11. Some Observations on the Role of Trophodynamic Models for Ecosystem Approaches to Fisheries
Mariano Koen-Alonso

12. Why and How Could Indicators Be Used in an Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management?
Marie-Joëlle Rochet, Verena M. Trenkel

13. Fisheries Abundance Cycles in Ecosystem and Economic Management of California Fish and Invertebrate Resources
Jerrold G. Norton, Samuel F. Herrick, Janet E. Mason

14. Ecosystem Models of Fishing Effects: Present Status and a Suggested Future Paradigm
Saul B. Saila

15. The Impacts of Environmental Change and Ecosystem Structure on the Early Life Stages of Fish: A Perspective on Establishing Predictive Capacity
Pierre Pepin

16. The Promise of an Ecosystem Approach: Lessons from the Past – Hopes for the Future
Wendy Watson-Wright, Jake Rice, Henry Lear, Barbara Adams

17. Technology for Evaluating Marine Ecosystems in the Early Twenty-First Century
Dale Vance Holliday

18. Acoustic Methods: Brief Review and Prospects for Advancing Fisheries Research
Kenneth G. Foote

19. Combining Techniques for Remotely Assessing Pelagic Nekton: Getting the Whole Picture
James Churnside, Richard Brodeur, John Horne, Patrick Adam, Kelly Benoit-Bird, Douglas C. Reese, Amanda Kaltenberg, Evelyn Brown

20. Using the Seabed AUV to Assess Populations of Groundfish in Untrawlable Areas
M. Elizabeth Clarke, Nick Tolimieri, Hanumant Singh

21. Technology Answers to the Requirements Set by the Ecosystem Approach
Olav Rune Godø

22. Accounting for Spatial Population Structure in Stock Assessment: Past, Present, and Future
Steven X. Cadrin, David H. Secor

23. Genetic and Evolutionary Considerations in Fishery Management: Research Needs for the Future
Robin S. Waples, Kerry A. Naish

24. Trends in Fishery Genetics
Marc Kochzius

25. The Uncertain Future of Assessment Uncertainty
Robert Mohn

26. Model Selection Uncertainty and Bayesian Model Averaging in Fisheries Recruitment Modeling
Yan Jiao, Kevin Reid, Eric Smith

27. Feedback Control in Pacific Salmon Fisheries
Carrie A. Holt, William K. Mare

28. The Future of Fisheries Science: Merging Stock Assessment with Risk Assessment, for Better Fisheries Management
Daniel Goodman

29. The Future of Fisheries Science on Canada's West Coast Is Keeping up with the Changes
Richard J. Beamish, Brian E. Riddell

30. Climate and Fisheries: The Past, The Future, and The Need for Coalescence
Anne Babcock Hollowed, Kevin M. Bailey

31. Future Research Requirements for Understanding the Effects of Climate Variability on Fisheries for Their Management
Franklin B. Schwing, William T. Peterson, Ned Cyr, Kenric E. Osgood

32. Opportunities in Social Science Research
Dale Squires

33. Restoring Rivers in the Twenty-First Century: Science Challenges in a Management Context
Timothy J. Beechie, George R. Pess, Michael M. Pollock, Mary H. Ruckelshaus, Phil Roni

Nyckelord: Life Sciences, Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management, Marine & Freshwater Sciences, Ecosystems, Climate Change