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Who Owns the Environment? Part I

Tracy Mehan, March 23, 2019, Religion and Nature, Christopher Costello, environmentalism, fisheries, Henry Butler, IFQs, Individual Fishing Quotas, ITQ, Jesus, John Baden, nature, original sin, PERC, private property, Religion and environment, resource management, sustainability, sustainable fisheries, sustainable forestry, sustainable forests, Terry Anderson, tragedy of the commons, U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, Umberto Eco, who owns nature, 0

In Umberto Eco’s medieval mystery, The Name of the Rose, there is a famous scene in which Franciscans, Dominicans...

FisheryProgress.org – improving fisheries through the power of the private sector . . .

Brent Fewell, May 2, 2018, Links, fisheries, fisheriesprogress.org, tuna day, 0

Shocking video shows harmful impacts of ghost fishing . . .

Brent Fewell, April 28, 2018, Links, bycatch, fisheries, ghost fishing, gillnets, 0

SUCCESS STORY – EDF and Fishing Industry secure win-win solution for fisheries in Pacific Northwest . . .

Brent Fewell, April 11, 2018, Links, EDF, fisheries, Oregon, 0

Market-based Solutions are Protecting U.S. Fisheries – Kudos to EDF and its partners

Brent Fewell, December 2, 2015, Species Protection, Uncategorized, aquaculture, catch shares, EDF, fisheries, incentives, ITQs, Marine Stewardship Council, Sam's Club, sustainable fisheries, Walmart, 0

Linking below to a great news story by Dan Upham of EDF that reinforces the value of market-based approaches...

Link Between Declining Wildlife Populations and Social Ills

Brent Fewell, July 26, 2014, Conservative Conservationism, fisheries, Forests, Ghana, Michelle Nijhuis, ocean, olive baboon, overexploitation of resources, overfishing, population dynamics, The New Yorker, 0

A fascinating, although not surprising, article in this week’s edition of The New Yorker titled Spare the Rod, School...

Many Fisheries on the Rebound – Good for Fish, Environment, and Jobs

Brent Fewell, April 16, 2013, Uncategorized, Brian Handwerk, conservation, environment, environmentalist, fisheries, National Geographic, NRDC, 0

By Brent Fewell I admittedly grow weary at times with all the dour, long-faced, gloom-and doom stuff of my...

Red Snapper and Dynamite Don’t Mix – Fish Policy 101

Brent Fewell, February 26, 2013, Conservative Conservationism, Species Protection, Coastal Conservation Association, Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation, conservation, DOI, fisheries, Gulf of Mexico, Idle Iron Policy, Jeff Crane, Patrick Murray, red snapper, wildlife, 0

By Brent Fewell The family and I were watching the national news the other night and saw this undercover video about major...

Tragedy of the Commons Strikes Again

Brent Fewell, January 31, 2013, Conservative Conservationism, Free-Market Environmentalism, Species Protection, Canada, cod fishery, conservation, environment, fisheries, ITQs, ocean, private markets, tragedy of the commons, wildlife, 2

By Brent Fewell We each have them, those childhood experiences that shape our life perspective and canvas our memories of youth. ...

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Tag Archive for: fisheries

Who Owns the Environment? Part I

FisheryProgress.org – improving fisheries through the power of the private sector . . .

Shocking video shows harmful impacts of ghost fishing . . .

SUCCESS STORY – EDF and Fishing Industry secure win-win solution for fisheries in Pacific Northwest . . .

Market-based Solutions are Protecting U.S. Fisheries – Kudos to EDF and its partners

Link Between Declining Wildlife Populations and Social Ills

Many Fisheries on the Rebound – Good for Fish, Environment, and Jobs

Red Snapper and Dynamite Don’t Mix – Fish Policy 101

Tragedy of the Commons Strikes Again

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