Integrating Ecological and Social Networks in Fisheries

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July 5, 2012 - Bill Fisher

Journal or Book Title: Fisheries

Volume/Issue: 37/7

Page Number(s): 291

Year Published: 2012

This is the third and final article about the theme of the 2012 American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting (afs2012.org) in St. Paul-Minneapolis, Minnesota, “Fisheries Networks: Building Ecological, Social and Professional Relationships” and the plenary speakers who will address it. In this article, I highlight Dr. William W. Taylor – a Past President of the American Fisheries Society (1997–1998) and University Distinguished Professor in Global Fisheries Systems in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability at Michigan State University. For his plenary talk, Bill will address “Fisheries Sustainability: The Science and Art of Coupling Human and Natural Systems.” Bill is an active leader in fisheries at local, regional, and international levels and brings valuable perspective to this topic.

Type of Publication: Journal Article

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