Cultural importance of marine resources subject to fishing exploitation in coastal communities of Southwest Gulf of Mexico

Escamilla-Pérez, B.E.; Ortiz-Lozano, L.; Molina-Rosales, Dolores; Espinoza‐Tenorio, Alejandro

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2021.105605

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“…This necessity is stressed by the perturbations that take place in the VRS, mainly because it is located next to the second most important trading port in Mexico, which has been responsible for most of the deteriorating conditions of the reef (Ortiz-Lozano et al 2013). However, other important perturbations that affect not only the fish community in the VRS but also the reef system include harvesting (Jiménez-Badillo 2008, Escamilla-Pérez et al 2021; biological invasions (Santander-Monsalvo et al 2012, Argüelles-Jiménez et al 2021), as L. rubre is a lionfish prey (Morris andAkins 2009, Bejarano et al 2015); pollution (Horta-Puga and Carriquiry 2014); climate change in a minor way, since the turbid waters likely reduce the levels of solar irradiance (Carricart-Ganivet et al 2011); and habitat change (Horta-Puga 2003). Given the ongoing changes in coral reefs, a more complete document of the biodiversity and ecological contributions of the cryptic reef fishes in the VRS is fundamental.…”

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First record of the cryptic fishes Ptereleotris calliura (Gobiidae) and Liopropoma rubre (Serranidae) in the Veracruz Reef System, Mexico

Rivera-Higueras

Pérez-España

2022

Cienc. Mar.

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Based on several in situ observations, the species Ptereleotris calliura (family Gobiidae) and Liopropoma rubre (family Serranidae) are added to the taxonomic fish inventory of the Veracruz Reef System, Veracruz, Mexico. While P. calliura was found on sandy substratum in a coral reef lagoon, L. rubre was detected on a reef slope. With the addition of these 2 species, the checklist of reef fishes in the Veracruz Reef System is expanded to 479 species. Given these findings, we predict that additional survey efforts (beyond visual transects) will reveal more previously unrecorded species of cryptic fishes in the Veracruz reef system.

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First record of the cryptic fishes Ptereleotris calliura (Gobiidae) and Liopropoma rubre (Serranidae) in the Veracruz Reef System, Mexico

Rivera-Higueras

Pérez-España

2022

Cienc. Mar.

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“…Forces of production were identified through labor, production gears, materials, production technology, finance, and management of production. Production relation is the social structure that manages the relationship of producers (Escamilla-Pérez et al, 2021). Besides being impacted by the force of production, the decisions were also analyzed through the social relations of production.…”

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Social Stratification Among the Urbanized Fishing Communities in City of Makassar

Sudarmono

2023

Sosiohumaniora

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Fishing activities along the coastal areas of Makassar City are influenced by the type of technology used and also the social structures of production process that involved key players, such as wholesalers, exporters, and small-scale fishermen. This article aims (1) to explain the trajectory of fishing development of Makassar City and its impact to the creation of social stratification and (2) to analyze the economic factors that influenced the decision-making processes among producers, especially related to its impact towards small-scale fishermen. Data and information were obtained based on interview and field observation that had been conducted in three fishing communities in the City of Makassar, between September 2019 and January 2020. It is found that globalization impacted the issue of underdevelopment of the small-scale production among poor fishermen; which also indicates the powerlessness concerning the possession of high capacity harvesting equipment commonly owned by the capitalist producers. Social stratifications that were formed among fishermen had placed the small-scale fishermen at the lower level, while the middlemen who have control over capital also have access to the marketing networks and opportunities, thus placing their position at a higher level.

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“…This study concluded that MSP can help mitigate coastal erosion. Escamilla-Pérez et al ( 2021) [83] argued that MSP can be used to build resilience in coastal communities, helping communities to adapt to climate change impacts and increase their resilience to climate change.…”

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How to Incorporate Cultural Values and Heritage in Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP): A Systematic Review

Barianaki,

Kyvelou,

Ierapetritis

2023

Preprint

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Understanding aspects of maritime/underwater cultural heritage (MUCH) and the associated cultural values and integrating them into maritime spatial planning (MSP) endeavors, is a new global challenge, alongside the rapid increase of human activities at sea and climate change impacts on the seas and the oceans. The article highlights the significance of cultural values in shaping human interactions with the marine environments, and how MSP can address the cultural dimensions of marine resources management. To this end, a systematic literature review was carried out to address the research question on how maritime/underwater cultural heritage is incorporated into MSP and map relevant academic literature. Following, a methodology that entailed an academic database search and the application of exclusion criteria, 346 articles resulted from Scopus. These articles were classified using science mapping techniques (i.e the VOSviewer Software ) and several categories (clusters) were created. The research showed a diversity of literature addressing the relationship between MUCH and MSP with a strong focus on sustainability, the significance of cultural ecosystem services (CES) and cultural values, the role of indigenous and local communities, but also of local stakeholders, the transfer of traditional knowledge to MSP and the participatory approaches and tools. The article concludes that for MSPlans to be innovative and acceptable by local communities, the “missing layer”of socio-cultural values and data is indispensable. In the MSP process, MUCH should be understood within this broader framework of socio-cultural considerations and values.

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Cultural importance of marine resources subject to fishing exploitation in coastal communities of Southwest Gulf of Mexico

Cited by 6 publications

References 29 publications

First record of the cryptic fishes Ptereleotris calliura (Gobiidae) and Liopropoma rubre (Serranidae) in the Veracruz Reef System, Mexico

First record of the cryptic fishes Ptereleotris calliura (Gobiidae) and Liopropoma rubre (Serranidae) in the Veracruz Reef System, Mexico

Social Stratification Among the Urbanized Fishing Communities in City of Makassar

How to Incorporate Cultural Values and Heritage in Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP): A Systematic Review

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