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Tag Archives: Spain
Evolution and current state of the technology of echo-sounder buoys used by Spanish tropical purse seiners in the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans

This paper, published in ‘Fisheries Research’ by J. Lopez, G. Moreno, I. Sancristobal, and J. Murua, explores the use of echo-sounder buoys in the tuna fleet, and the impact of this on the deployment of fish aggregating devices.
Posted in Case Study 7 - Tuna Fisheries FADs, France/Spain - Tuna FAD Fisheries, Outputs, Progress, Scientific Papers
Tagged FAD, research, Spain, tuna
GAP2 Global: Australian ‘Barefoot Ecologist’ delivers workshop in Galicia

Barefoot ecologist Dr Jeremy Prince blogs about his experiences teaching an interactive workshop in Galicia, hosted by GAP2’s case study leader Pablo Pita Orduna.
Posted in Case Study 2 - Galicia Habitat Mapping, Events, Gap2 Voices, Homepage News, News, News, Pablo blog
Tagged GAP2, Spain, stakeholders, Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Maiken Bjorkan’s Blog: Goodbyes

Maiken Bjorkan bids farewell to her time on GAP2 exchange…and to the GAP2 project as a whole. Read her final blog post.
Posted in Exchange blog, Gap2 Voices, Homepage News, Maiken blog, News
Tagged collaboration, maiken bjorkan, red shrimp, Spain
Maiken Bjorkan’s Blog: Fish and Film

GAP2 anthropologist Maiken Bjorkan writes about her experiences filming as the star of the upcoming GAP2 video.
Posted in Exchange blog, Gap2 Voices, Homepage News, Maiken blog, News
Tagged collaboration, maiken bjorkan, red shrimp, Spain
Maiken Bjorkan’s blog: Girona, Palamós and Big Chief Petter

From November 2013 until March 2014, Maiken, a social anthropologist based in Norway, will be living and working in Spain. Working with fishermen and scientists involved in the Red Shrimp case study, Maiken will be studying how management plans are implemented from a …
Posted in Exchange blog, Gap2 Voices, Homepage News, Maiken blog, News
Tagged exchange, Maiken, participatory research, Spain, stakeholders, Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Maiken Bjorkan’s Blog: Who are stakeholders?

After interviewing a range of GAP2 participants, Maiken Bjorkan contemplates the way in which we use the word ‘stakeholder’
Posted in Exchange blog, Gap2 Voices, Homepage News, Maiken blog, News
Tagged Maiken, participatory research, Spain, stakeholders
Maiken Bjorkan’s blog: Twelve grapes, three kings and a closed season

Maiken picks her favourite festive traditions from the Catalan region of Spain, and updates us on her latest research for the GAP2 exchange
Posted in Exchange blog, Gap2 Voices, Homepage News, Maiken blog, News
Tagged collaboration, exchange, participatory research, shrimp, Spain