Working with fishers and local economies

Restoration changes how a coast is used. Involving fishers and local businesses early makes projects last.

By Sample content (demo)

See Celtic Sea in the geoportal Then switch on: Group 1: Seagrass beds · Group 3: Shellfish beds

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Shared interest

Healthy nursery habitats support fish stocks, so fishers often gain from restoration. They also hold detailed knowledge of the seabed that maps miss.

The fishers knew where the meadow used to be long before we mapped it.

— Sample quote for layout purposes

What works

  • Meet before the project is designed, not after.
  • Agree on temporary closures and compensation openly.
  • Share monitoring results in plain language.

Go deeper

The papers, case studies, tools and platforms this page builds on.

Chapter
Economics
Level
Introductory · 5 min read
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