Ensuring equitable access to ocean and coastal information to advance knowledge and inform decision-making: The global Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts

Castillo, Diana J.; Vicary, Tamsin; Kalentsits, Maria; Soomai, Suzuette S.; MacDonald, Bertrum H.

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2022.106399

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“…PubMed includes a vast collection of journals related to natural sciences. Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts (ASFA) ( https://www.fao.org/fishery/en/global‐search?q=asfa%20en&lang=en), a database on aquatic resources ( https://www.fao.org/fishery/en/openasfa) that we will consult using the access rights of the Institut Français de Recherche pour l'Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER). ASFA is recognized as a highly relevant database for aquatic science grey literature (Castillo et al., 2023). The database will be accessed through the Earth, Atmospheric & Aquatic Science Collection via ProQuest. AquaDocs ( https://aquadocs.org/), an open access repository of the UNESCO/IOC International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange (IODE) and the International Marine and Aquatic Sciences Libraries and Information Centers (IAMSLIC) with support from the FAO Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts. BioOne Complete ( https://complete.bioone.org/), a database of more than 200 subscribed and open‐access titles in the biological, ecological and environmental sciences. Archimer ( https://archimer.ifremer.fr/), a French open access database on sea and ocean studies. HAL ( https://hal.archives‐ouvertes.fr/), an open archive where authors can deposit articles from all academic fields. SAGE journals ( https://journals.sagepub.com/) using the access rights provided by the University of Montpellier.…”

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Stakeholder engagement in participatory research in French marine and freshwater social‐ecological systems: A systematic map protocol

Chevallier,

Balti,

Gourguet

et al. 2024

Ecol Sol and Evidence

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Stakeholder engagement (SkE) in research is currently experiencing significant growth within the fields of environmental and sustainability sciences. Stakeholder engagement ensures the relevance of research questions to societal expectations and the uptake and salience of the co‐produced knowledge and results for their use in the decision‐making process. In a context of societal challenges regarding biodiversity conservation and the sustainability of marine and freshwater social‐ecological systems (SESs), participatory approaches constitute key methods in applied research involving actions and decision‐making. There are, however, many gaps in the practical, conceptual and ethical ways stakeholders have been involved in research. We propose here a systematic map of the literature on SkE in research on marine and aquatic SESs carried out on French European and overseas territories, in order to draw up the first comprehensive overview of how SkE has developed and changed since 1945. This systematic map will identify a representative list of scientific articles on SkE in French marine and freshwater social‐ecological research. The literature search will include both academic literature (e.g. peer‐reviewed articles, reviews, meta‐analyses) and grey literature (e.g. reports, working papers) using the most relevant search engines for the scientific literature published between 1945 and 2023. Retrieved publications will be reviewed for relevance according to a predefined set of eligibility/ineligibility criteria by a group of trained reviewers. The eligibility check will be done in two successive screening steps: (1) title and abstract and (2) full text, each independently performed by two reviewers. All retained literature will be subjected to coding and metadata extraction using the Sysrev platform. No validity assessment will be undertaken. A database of the metadata extracted will be provided, along with a narrative description of the evidence base, and a set of figures and tables summarizing the relevant characteristics of the studies. This systematic map will provide a reliable overview of SkE conducted in research projects on French aquatic social‐ecological systems to strengthen the science–society relationship and help future research projects implement efficient and sustainable SkE processes in France and elsewhere.

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“…(IFREMER). ASFA is recognized as a highly relevant database for aquatic science grey literature (Castillo et al, 2023). • Archimer (https:// archi mer.…”

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Stakeholder engagement in participatory research in French marine and freshwater social‐ecological systems: A systematic map protocol

Chevallier,

Balti,

Gourguet

et al. 2024

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RETRACTED: Water quality analysis in the system of rational use of natural resources (using the example of the Rostov region)

Ovchinnikova,

Sharkova

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Water is the most valuable natural resource. The rapid development of human life and the careless use of water resources leads to the accumulation of chemicals, biological and physical substances that are not present in clean waterways. Such problems have become too vital, as without water, humanity cannot exist. State monitoring of water bodies (Roshydromet monitors 4,000 points - on rivers, lakes and reservoirs) includes surface waters of land, seas, water management systems and structures (including reservoirs). In Russia, almost all reservoirs are subject to anthropogenic influence. The water quality in most of them does not meet regulatory requirements. Multi-year observations of the dynamics of the quality of surface waters have revealed a trend towards an increase in their pollution. Every year, the number of sites with a high level of water pollution (more than 10 MPCs) and the number of cases of extremely high pollution of water bodies (over 100 MPCs) is increasing. The Rostov Region ranks 43rd out of 85 in terms of availability of quality drinking water. Due to natural hydrogeological features, in some rural and urban settlements there is no access to surface and underground sources of quality water. In order to further improve the effectiveness of water treatment and quality at water supply facilities, three new installations for additional water treatment using special reagents are planned to be put into operation by the end of May this year. The ecological problem of using water resources is relevant to the present day and is of universal importance. If water resources are used irrationally, the quality of water in water bodies will deteriorate, which will lead to a global catastrophe. Therefore, the quality of water in the system of rational use of natural resources should come first.

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Ensuring equitable access to ocean and coastal information to advance knowledge and inform decision-making: The global Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts

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Stakeholder engagement in participatory research in French marine and freshwater social‐ecological systems: A systematic map protocol

Stakeholder engagement in participatory research in French marine and freshwater social‐ecological systems: A systematic map protocol

RETRACTED: Water quality analysis in the system of rational use of natural resources (using the example of the Rostov region)

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