Theme session C​ - Operationalizing resilience for climate change impacts​ (Co-sponsored by PICES)

 

ICES Annual Science Conference  

Book of abstracts of theme session C:

Operationalizing resilience for climate change impacts​ (Co-sponsored by PICES)

Conveners: Andrea Belgrano (Sweden), Keith Criddle (USA), Karen Hunter (Canada), Mitsutaku Makino (Japan), Luc Doyen (France), Iñigo Martinez (ICES), Julie Kellner (ICES)

• CM 21: A climate change risk assessment for fishing fleets and fishery-dependent coastal communities in Oman
• CM 67: Analysing global status and gaps of indicator-based climate change vulnerability assessments on marine fisheries social-ecological systems
• CM 75: Climate change impacts on Western Baltic cod and herring fisheries – an ecological-economic multispecies modeling approach
• CM 83: (Mal)adapting to climate change: a stylized fishery example
• CM 94: Organising the toolbox of climate change adaptations for small-scale fisheries
• CM 166: Climate change risk and adaptation in Ghana fisheries
• CM 170: Climate-proof management of North Sea cod (Gadus morhua L.) in a deeply uncertain future
• CM 207: Climate Hazard, Exposure and Vulnerability of the Swedish Fisheries
• CM 211: CUSPRA: a new method to assess ecological resilience to multiple interactive drivers
• CM 216: The effect of fisheries management, internal dynamics and climate change on the recovery of North Sea fish stocks
• CM 256: Identifying global hotspots for implementation of adaptive harvest allocation of shifting fish stocks
• CM 290: Resilience dynamics of Mediterranean demersal communities in response to climate change
• CM 293: Enhancing adaptive capacity assessment in fisheries decision making: Identifying barriers and ways to overcome them
• CM 308: Realizing tipping points: understanding causes and consequences of regime shifts in the European hake fishery
• CM 345: A simulation-based approach to assess the stability of marine food-webs and inform Good Environmental Status
• CM 350: Improving the climate change resiliency of commercial fishing ports in New Jersey, northeast U.S.
• CM 359: Climate resilience in marine fisheries: strategies for adapting to species distribution shifts
• CM 392: Velocity of climate change drives unexpected and resilient responses in species of the Western Mediterranean Sea
• CM 484: Resilience management for coastal fisheries facing with climate, demographical and oil price uncertainties
• CM 524: Food Web Modeling, Ecological Network Analysis and Simplified Bayesian Synthesis Combine to Inform System-Level Resilience Management in the Rapidly Warming Gulf of Maine
• CM 559: Operationalizing resilience for climate change impacts
• CM 563: Identifying policy pathways to build resilience in marine fisheries with differing capacities and contexts
• CM 565: Climate adaptability assessment tool for Canada's fisheries management