Europe and Generational Replacement in Fishing: Analysis of the Scarcity of Studies and Proposals for Future Lines of Research The fishing sector is facing a major crisis, usually addressed from an economic and/or environmental perspective. However, at least in developed countries, the ageing of fishers and the lack of gener....

Interesting #MarSocSci paper: Europe and Generational Replacement in Fishing: Analysis of the Scarcity of Studies and Proposals for Future Lines of Research
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#MarSocSci alert! Join our workshop helping ICES @icesmarine.bsky.social strengthening their advice with robust social science.

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Interested in #fishing communities? Here's a great post-doc opportunity in #Ireland. 👇
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Our fieldwork day for the ICES training 'Practical introduction to basic applied social science methods' made it into the Dutch Fishing News. 😀

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Stakeholder perceptions on regionalisation of the common fisheries policy and its impact on the legitimacy of fisheries policy in the European Union - Maritime Studies The Common Fisheries Policy (CFP), established in 1983, is the European Union’s policy for sustainable management of European fishing fleets and conservation of fish stocks. In 2002, the CFP was refor...

"Have the reforms of the EU Common @Fisheries Policy in 2002 and 2013 actually strengthened the legitimacy and effectiveness of EU fisheries governance?"

Want to know more? Check oit our new paper led by @marloeskraan.bsky.social 👇

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#MarSocSci alert! There are still some spaces left in our introduction to applied social science methods for #fisheries and marine research in The Hague. Interactive training that includes fieldwork! Registration deadline 8 December.
@icesmarine.bsky.social @marloeskraan.bsky.social

Practical introduction to basic applied social science methods

Trained in the natural sciences? ✅
Skills needed in social science methods to work better with stakeholders in marine research? ✅
Check out the ICES training “Practical Introduction to Basic Applied Social Science Methods” (Jan25 🇳🇱) ⏬
#MarSocSci @icesmarine.bsky.social
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Guidebook for assessing and improving social equity in marine conservation | IUCN Library System

The IUCN Guidebook for Assessing and Improving Social Equity in Marine Conservation launched this week. Available to download now: portals.iucn.org/library/node...

You can also join us for a webinar on October 28th to learn more!
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#consocsci #marsocsci #marineequity

Spotted at #ICESASC25!

A mention of behavioural interventions!

A community discussing behavioural sciences, evaluation, co-design, and systems approaches IS a social science community. 👊

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Respect for stakeholders is a real feature of science talks at #ICESASC25 in a way I don’t think it was even a few years ago.

You love to see it. Hopefully this shift will result in better participatory fisheries science for all.

#PFS #MarSocSci

#OceanLiteracy results for migratory species in Macronesia at #ICESASC25.

Stakeholders recognise the need to protect these species.

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Is the @icesmarine.bsky.social community now part of the #WeDoImpact community?

Very promising to see talks from the Evaluation profession today at #ICESASC25.

If you are keen to discuss the future of Evaluation within ICES, let me know!

#MarSocSci #ImpactEvaluation #BetterRegulation

Network analysis, coupled with qualitative research findings can show which disturbances are most impacting the seafood sector.

Super social science from Etienne Quillet. And always lovely to see a Boulogne-sur-Mer case study!

#ICESASC25 #MarSocSci

Small fish, big implications: considerations for an ecosystem approach to capelin fisheries management - Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries Climate-driven changes in the Subarctic will directly impact capelin populations and the ecosystem they inhabit, including their predators, prey, and physical habitats. Consequently, incorporating eco...

📣 New paper out! Ecosystem approach to capelin fisheries #marsocsci
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My #MarSocSci starter pack expanded.

STECF & Common Fisheries Policy List of topics for the STECF web site

Thrilled to announce that I've been appointed to the Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries of @ec.europa.eu DGMARE for a 3-yr term. #MarSocSci
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How to tap the collective brainpower of a lecture theatre at the #MARE2025 conference? Use #LiberatingStructures 1-2-4-all. We collected >50 ideas for the social science needed for the next half of the UN Ocean Decade. Great closing session together with @marloeskraan.bsky.social
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"Marine Social Scientists we need you: how to craft social science advice so it makes a difference to policy?" - Engaging #MARE2025 session with Early Career Scientists, together w @marloeskraan.bsky.social @icesmarine.bsky.social and @ec.europa.eu DGMARE and STECF. The future of #MarSocSci rocks!!

Diverse and provocative day at #MARE2025 with keynotes on MSP2.0 and on why #MarSocSci should study big corporations active in the seafood market, and sessions on using AI in social sciences and on why small-scale is not always beautiful. And of course the traditional dinner in the Dominicus Church!

Great first day of #MARE2025. The keynote by Sarah Coulthard about Challenges and opportunities in the visibility of UK inshore and small-scale #fisheries (and associated benefits), ressonated throughout many sessions during the day - even those not explicitly on fisheries. #MarSocSci

And we have lift off! The #MARE2025 conference in Amsterdam is now now live. We have 44 participants from 51 countries. Organised by @marecentre.bsky.social this biennal #MarSocSci conference always feels like a family gathering.

@marsocsci.bsky.social #MarSocSci

@emmajmckinley.bsky.social @marsocsci.bsky.social @colcoalition.ca

#BeyondBorders #OceanLiteracy4All #OceanLiteracy4Scientists #MarSocSci

Please tag any partners or interested people!

I made a video about my research!!! What do y'all think? 🧪#scicomm #science #marsocsci #ocean #sanfrancisco youtu.be/sucCqgYDppk

Public engagement in polar science: perspectives from tourists and scientists on the SEES-2022 expedition to Svalbard Public engagement with polar regions is crucial for raising awareness and garnering support for these vulnerable environments. Cruise tourism offers unique opportunities for engagement through imme...

How can we better engage the public with #polar #climate challenges? The SEES-2022 #Arctic expedition blended science & tourism & outreach. The result? Immersive education, media impact & deeper awareness.
My new paper 🔽
#ClimateAction #Antarctica #MarSocSci
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

The first systematic review of behavioural economics in #fisheries is out! 🔽

Great team effort by international members of the Working Group on Maritime Systems @icesmarine.bsky.social, led by Early Career Scientists @amandaschadeberg.bsky.social and Alina Wieczorek.

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Hot off the #MarSocSci press: A systematic review of behavioural economics in #fisheries. We read 140 papers and present insights into the mechanisms, interventions, and outcomes of the field. From social and cognitive biases to policy recommendations - it's all here: doi.org/10.1111/faf....

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Post Doc Social dimensions of Flood Resilient Deltas

#MarSocSci job alert: postdoc position 'Social dimensions of Flood Resilient Deltas' with @marloeskraan.bsky.social at Delta Climate Centre in Vlissingen 🇳🇱
www.wur.nl/nl/vacature/...

Not to play favourites, but well, I like this area a lot! 😉

If you’re curious about sociocultural research in #DublinBay, check this post by my colleague Ashley Cahillane:

🛜 www.marbefes.eu/article/soci...

#MarSocSci #culturalES

Special Issue: Trends and Future Directions in the Conservation Social Sciences: Conservation Biology: Vol 39, No 2 <em>Conservation Biology</em> is the leading global journal in the field of conservation, publishing groundbreaking papers contributing to the conservation of biological diversity.

Great to see this Special Issue on "Trends and Future Directions in the Conservation Social Sciences" in @conbiology.bsky.social #ConSocSci #MarSocSci

The field has come a long way, and there is still room for growth: