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Title	Adaptive Management to Conserve Red Knots
Contact	mailto:nctcimages@fws.gov
Producer	USFWS/NCTC
Description	Structured Decision Making Webinar Series - Presented by Gregory Breese, Delaware Bay Estuary Project, USFWS. February 12, 2012. Since 1998, the horseshoe crab fishery has been managed cooperatively by Atlantic coast states through the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. The ASMFC recognizes this resource as having multiple objectives, including supporting populations of shorebirds. Because much of the concern about a reduced horseshoe crab population centered on the ecosystem services (food for shorebirds) provided by high abundance of horseshoe crabs within Delaware Bay, a traditional single-species assessment was not sufficient for managing harvest of the Delaware Bay population of horseshoe crabs. In order to factor in shorebird needs, an effort began in 2007 (Breese et al. 2007) to develop a multi-species approach to managing horseshoe crabs by employing the tools of structured decision making and adaptive management. This effort provides recommended harvests that are optimal with respect to the objectives of maintaining the crab fishery and providing sufficient resources to maintain viable populations of Red Knots.
FWS Resource Links	http://training.fws.gov/CSP/Resources/climate_change/structured_decision_making/information_page/greg_breese.html
Subject	videography webinar structured decision making fish management
Publisher	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Contributors	USFWS/NCTC
Date Published	2012-01-29
Type	video webinar
Format	H264
Item ID	1480053477001
Source	NCTC Image Library
Language	English
Rights	Public Domain
Audience	General
Original Format	Digital
Length	00:43:54
Original Filename	http://brightcove.vo.llnwd.net/e1/uds/pd/821753390001/821753390001_1480434108001_Adaptive-Management-to-Conserve-Red-Knots--SDM.mp4
Collection	Structured Decision Making, Webinars
Presenter	Presented by Gregory Breese, Delaware Bay Estuary Project, USFWS.
Download File Link (right click link; save target as)	http://brightcove.vo.llnwd.net/e1/uds/pd/821753390001/821753390001_1480434108001_Adaptive-Management-to-Conserve-Red-Knots--SDM.mp4
Video Player Link	http://bcove.me/iinf045s
Archival file	Volume18/2242.url
Date created	2013-02-22
Date modified	2015-04-09