new paradigms for sustainable management Pope, Kevin L. 1969- editor. Powell, Larkin A. editor. text bibliography flu 2021 First edition. monographic eng

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xxiii, 458 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm. "Harvest of Fish and Wildlife: New Paradigms for Sustainable Management unites experts in wildlife and fishery sciences for an interdisciplinary overview of harvest management. This book presents unique insights for embracing the complete social-ecological system to ensure a sustainable future. It educates users on evolutionary and population dynamics; social and political influences; hunter and angler behavior; decision processes; impacts of regulations; and stakeholder involvement"-- Section I. Setting regulations -- Section IA. Harvest management paradigms -- Some perspectives on the development of a paradigm for modern harvest management -- The social and political context of harvest management -- Linking social and ecological components to spatial and temporal components of harvest -- Hunter and angler behavior in harvest management -- Expanding participation in recreational fishing through multiple license markets -- Marketing and ecological models to predict permit-purchasing behavior of sportspersons -- Section IIB. Harvest management decision processes -- A decision-analytical framework for developing harvest regulations -- Engaging hunters in selecting duck season dates using decision science: problem framing, objective setting, devising management alternatives -- Using structured decision making to incorporate ecological and social values into harvest decisions: case studies of white-tailed deer and walleye -- Structured decision making provides insight when selecting population-monitoring programs -- Making harvest management decisions robust to uncertainty -- Section II. Harvest outcomes -- Section IIA. Evolutionary and population dynamics for harvested species -- How regulations can affect the evolutionary impacts of recreational harvests on fish and mammals -- Harvest regulations in evolving fisheries -- Individual heterogeneity in annual survival: quantifying the "doomed surplus" -- Section IIB. Efficacies of harvest regulations -- Direct and indirect effects of harvest regulations on wildlife populations -- What to exploit when you're exploiting: angling rates and size selection responses to changing bag limits -- Shifting angler harvest behaviors: a case study using largemouth bass -- Harvest as a tool to manage populations of undesirable or overabundant fish and wildlife -- The efficacy of antler harvest regulations in meeting management objectives -- Section III. Management alternatives -- Section IIIA. Harvest regulation paradigms for wildlife and fisheries -- Harvest management of migratory game birds -- Upland game bird harvest management -- The future of managing ungulate species: white-tailed deer as a case study -- Harvest management of furbearers -- Harvest regulations for inland recreational fisheries. edited by Kevin L. Pope and Larkin A. Powell. Includes bibliographical references and index. Issued also in electronic format. Wildlife management Sustainable fisheries Fishing Hunting Adaptive harvest management SK355 .H28 2021 639.9 H262 9781032002002 2020053905 DNAL/DLC 240506 20251008160916.0 eng