This study analyzes the relative associations of site characteristics, annual fluctuations, biophysical modifications (e.g., deepening, creation of inlet/outlets, etc.), and governance capacity (i.e., community committee meeting intensity, fundraising to support illegal fishing patrols, etc.) with fish biomass and biodiversity within 40 refuges over three years.
Analyzing drivers of fish biomass and biodiversity within community fish refuges in Cambodia
Authors
Fiorella, K. J., E. R. Bageant, M. Kim, V. Sean, V. Try, H. J. MacDonell, E. Baran, Y. Kura, A. C. Brooks, C. B. Barrett, and S. Thilsted.
Publication Date
28 August 2019
Publication Name
Ecology and Society
Topics
coupled human and natural systems, freshwater fisheries, inland fisheries, Mekong River, protected areas, social-ecological systems, Tonle Sap Lake