Fisheries and coastal assets are both common pool resources. The management of natural resources has a special focus in sustainability science because of the need to avoid the ‘tragedy of the commons’. Not only do common resources need special attention to ensure future sustainability, there is also a need to ensure management decisions are not made on short timelines, so as to prevent the ‘tragedy of the horizon’. This tragedy occurs when the time to replenish those resources is much longer than the timeframe over which impacts of resource decisions are managed, and often imposes costs on future generations. This thesis focuses on how the management of fisheries and coastal resources can be implemented through a triple bottom line lens to avoid both tragedies. Foremost, the thesis examines how appropriate social objectives can be developed, particularly through stakeholder engagement, and how management options can be assessed to identify options that maximise triple bottom li
Call for expressions of interest for NSW Fishery Harvest Strategy Working Group
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