annotated bibliography of fisheries economics literature - Office of ...

fisheries (50 CFR, Section 301). The Council has gone on record as declaring
the current open access, derby style fishery as unacceptable and has
undertaken a lengthy exploration of alternative management systems. This
document is designed to provide the public with an analysis os the likely
effects and tradeoffs associated with an IFQ system. This includes rationale
for consideration and rejection of other alternative management systems, such
as license limitation and annual fishing allotments as well as detailed
analysis of alternative forms of an IFQ system.
North Pacific Fishery Management Council (1991). "Draft Supplemental
Environmental Impact Statement and Regulatory Impact
Review/Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed
Inshore/Offshore Allocation Alternatives (Amendment 18/23) to the
Fishery Management Plans for the Groundfish Fishery of the Bering
Sea and Aleutian Islands and the Gulf of Alaska." Draft report
prepared by the NPFMC Inshore/Offshore Analytical Team, September
19.
The Council has defined as a problem the risk of resource preemption by
one industry sector upon another. Several management alternatives have been
proposed by the industry and refined by the Council to address this problem.
This analysis is designed to provide the public and the decision makers with
an understanding of the trade offs; the costs and benefits of each alternative
in addressing the problem. The effectiveness of these alternatives in
successfully solving the preemption problem is presented in the analysis.
North Pacific Fishery Management Council (1992). "Final Supplemental
Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Statement for
the Individual Fishing Quota Management Alternative for Fixed Gear
Sablefish and Halibut Fisheries, Gulf of Alaska and Aleutian
Islands." P.O. Box 130136, Anchorage, Alaska, September 15.
This package contains the supplemental environmental impact statement
for the individual fishing quota (IFQ) management alternative for the
sablefish fisheries off Alaska and the environmental impact statement for the
IFQ management alternative for the halibut fisheries off Alaska. Both of
these documents have previously undergone NEPA review, prior to the approval
of an IFQ program for these fisheries. However, an additional, supplemental
analysis to both of these documents is provided with this submission to
solicit additional public comment on the potential impacts to the human
environment of the IFQ program recommended by the North Pacific Fishery
management Council.
North Pacific Fishery Management Council (1992). "Managing Sablefish
Off Alaska: What's beyond the squall line?" P.O. Box 130136,
Anchorage, Alaska.
A special report to help engage sablefish fishermen and processors in a
discussion of limited access, individual fishing quotas, and future
implications for the sablefish fishery.
North Pacific Fishery Management Council (1998). "Amendment 45 to the
Fishery Management Plan for the Groundfish Fishery of the Bering
Sea and Aleutian Islands Area." P.O. Box 130136, Anchorage,
Alaska.
This amendment would extend the allocation of 7.5 percent of the pollock
total allowable catch in the Bering Sea and Aleutian Island to the Western
Alaska Community Development Quota program on a permanent basis.
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