Aquatic resources management

Adaptive Management Applied to Aquatic Natural Resources

Most natural resource management is conducted under conditions of considerable uncertainty; rarely do we have 100% confidence that management actions will deliver the predicted outcome. Adaptive management is a scientific approach to management that explicitly deals with this uncertainty. It involves predicting management outcomes, collecting data to test those predictions (monitoring), revisin...

Towards improved management of living aquatic resources in..

Livelihoods in the Dry Zone of Sri Lanka have traditionally revolved around paddy cultivation under village tanks. In recent times water-use strategies have responded to a range of demographic and environmental pressures. This has implications for the sustainable management of natural resources, especially living aquatic organisms. The impacts of such change need to be understood at the level o...

The Effect of Knowledge Management through Human Resources Information Systems on Customer Relationship Management in Aquatic Sport Centers

Objectives. The purpose of this research is to investigate the impact of knowledge management through information systems of human resources on customer relationship management. Methods. The study population included managers and employees of Mashhad's aquatic sport centres like ‘Blue Waves’, ‘Armaghan’, ‘Surging Waves’, and ‘Sunshine Coast Park’...

Aquatic Resources: Nearshore Fisheries and Aquaculture

Aquatic Biomass Resources and Carbon Dioxide Trapping

Intensively managed microalgal production facilities are capable of fixing several-fold more carbon dioxide per unit area than trees or crops. Although CO, is still released when fuels derived from algal biomass are burned, integration of microalgal farms for flue gas capture approximately doubles the amount of energy produced per unit of CO, released. Materials derived from microalgal biomass ...