DAP Fisheries Reform

1. Integrating Commercial and Recreational Sectors in Fishery Management Steve Choy Sean Guerin Erin Myers Ming Ng Jesse Patterson Advisor: Chris Costello Client: Environmental Defense University of California, Santa Barbara Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management

2. The Need for Fisheries Reform

5. Conceptual Model Fishery Data Management Scenarios Economic Model Analysis Political Model Analysis Catch Distribution Social Score Political Score Environmental Score Economic Gain Environmental Model Analysis Social Model Analysis Catch Distribution

6. Management Scenarios Baseline Scenario Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Recreational Industry Recreational Industry Recreational Anglers Commercial Commercial Commercial Recreational Industry Commercial Recreational Industry Recreational Anglers Recreational Anglers Recreational Anglers

8. kdsfksdjfk Economic Model – Determine willingness to pay for tags Commercial Demand Recreational Angler Demand (Private Boater) Recreational Angler Demand (Shore) Aggregate Recreational Angler Demand Recreational Industry Demand

9. $8.36 $6.66 Scenario 1 Commercial Demand Commercial TAC Recreational Industry Demand Recreational Industry Harvest

10. $7.32 Comm increases 5% Commercial Demand Recreational Industry Demand Aggregate Comm. and Rec. Industry Demand Aggregate Comm. and Rec. Industry TAC Commercial TAC Recreational Industry Harvest

11. Scenario 3 Summary $7.15

12. Economic Analysis – Gains from trade

13. Conceptual Model Fishery Data Management Scenarios Economic Model Analysis Political Model Analysis Catch Distribution Social Score Political Score Environmental Score Economic Gain Environmental Model Analysis Social Model Analysis Catch Distribution

18. Final Results

25. Sensitivity Analysis Results

26. MCA Results