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Matthews, Dayna (1997). Beyond IFQ Implementation: A Study of Enforcement
Issues in the Alaska Individual Fishing Quota Program. Report for
David McKinney, Chief of Enforcement for the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service, Office of
Enforcement, Silver Spring, Maryland, April, 97 pp.
This report evaluates the enforceability, compliance, security, and
integrity of IQ programs nationwide. After a literature review of ITQ and
enforcement studies, the Alaskan IFQ program is explained and evaluated.
Utilizing an interview approach with program participants, the report
concludes that enforcement has been successful. By all valid indicators, the
IFQ program appears to be working, with voluntary compliance and industry
acceptance and satisfaction continuing to rise.
Matthews, Dayna (1997). Beyond IFQ Implementation: A Study of Enforcement
Issues in the South Atlantic Wreckfish Individual Transferable Quota
Program. Report for David McKinney, Chief of Enforcement for the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine
Fisheries Service, Office of Enforcement, Silver Spring, Maryland, May,
48 pp.
This report evaluates the enforceability, compliance, security, and
integrity of IQ programs nationwide. After a literature review of ITQ and
enforcement studies, the Wreckfish ITQ program is explained and evaluated.
Utilizing an interview approach with program participants, the report
concludes that enforcement has been successful. By all valid indicators, the
ITQ program appears to be working, with voluntary compliance and industry
acceptance and satisfaction continuing to rise.
Matthews, Dayna (1997). Beyond IFQ Implementation: A Study of Enforcement
Issues in the Mid Atlantic Surf Clam and Ocean Quohog Individual
Transferable Quota Program. Report for David McKinney, Chief of
Enforcement for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
National Marine Fisheries Service, Office of Enforcement, Silver Spring,
Maryland, June, 73 pp.
This report evaluates the enforceability, compliance, security, and
integrity of IQ programs nationwide. After a literature review of ITQ and
enforcement studies, the surf clam and ocean quohog ITQ program is explained
and evaluated. Utilizing an interview approach with program participants, the
report concludes that enforcement has been successful. By all valid
indicators, the ITQ program appears to be working, with voluntary compliance
and industry acceptance and satisfaction continuing to rise.
Matthews, Geoffrey A. and Thomas J. Minello (1994). Technology and Success
in Restoration, Creation, and Enhancement of Spartina Alterniflora
Marshes in the United States. Volume 1 -- Executive Summary and
Annotated Bibliography, Decision Analysis Series No. 2, NOAA Coastal
Ocean Program, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Coastal
Ocean Office, 1315 East West Highway, Sta. 15140, Silver Spring, MD,
August.
This project was undertaken to provide resource managers, habitat
researchers, coastal planners, and the general public with an assessment of
the technology and success in restoration, enhancementand creation of salt
marshes in the United states. The objective was to be accomplished through
the development of three products: 1) an annotated bibliography of the
pertinent data, 2) an inventory of restored, enhanced, or created Spartina
alterniflora marshes, and 3) a directory of people working salt marsh creation
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