Effects of climate change on fisheries in the Arctic region of the Nordic countries

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Description

The FIMAGLOW project is a Nordic project with the aim to study possible drivers and impacts of global warming on Arctic fisheries. Two workshops has been held, serving to identify the relevant set of institutions and people, updating the research community on on-going research projects and initiatives in this realm, and pointing to some critical issues for further research. The material presented in the workshops is collected in this report, which hopefully then may serve as a stepping stone for further explorations of this important issue.

Reference information

Websites:

http://norden.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?pid=diva2%3A715459&dswid=4574

Source:

Nordic Council of Ministers

Published in Climate-ADAPT: Jun 7, 2016

Date of publication:

2014

Keywords:

drivers and impacts, management. socioeconomic aspects, research community, variability

Climate impacts:

Extreme heat

Adaptation Approaches:

Sector Policies, Adaptation Measures and Actions, Observations and Scenarios, Vulnerability Assessment

Sectors:

Marine and Fisheries

Geographic characterisation:

Europe

Macro-Transnational region:

Northern Periphery and Arctic, North Sea

Biogeographical regions:

Arctic

Countries:

Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden

Publications and Reports Documents (2)

Fisheries Management and Global Warming

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