11 Bright Spots in Integrated Management of Canada’s Oceans and Coasts

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Tables and Figures ix
4. Preface xi
5. Acknowledgments xii
6. Abbreviations xiii
7. PART 1 Setting the Stage
8. 1 A Partnership Approach to the Study of Canada’s Oceans and Coasts 3
9. 2 Status of Reconciliation and Indigenous Ocean Management in Canada 14
10. PART 2 Changing Oceans
11. 3 Rapid Changes across Canada’s Oceans and Their Impact on Coastal Communities 45
12. 4 Large Changes in Canada’s Oceans and Their Impacts on Ecosystems and Fisheries 61
13. 5 Using Multiscale Scenarios to Investigate the Outlook for Marine Ecosystems and Coastal Communities 78
14. PART 3 Access to Ocean Resources
15. 6 Lobsters and Livelihoods: Indigenous Rights and Fishery Access 105
16. 7 The Impact of Quotas on Canada’s Fisheries and the Response of Fish Harvesters 114
17. 8 The Role of Fisheries Co-Management in Addressing Access and Allocation Inequities in Eastern Inuit Nunangat 125
18. PART 4 Ocean Governance
19. 9 Transforming the Governance of Canada’s Oceans and Coasts from the Bottom Up 143
20. 10 Knowledge Co-Production and Enhanced Governance Fit in Rebuilding Canada’s Coastal Fisheries 160
21. 11 Bright Spots in Integrated Management of Canada’s Oceans and Coasts 174
22. PART 5 Into the Future
23. 12 Progress and Challenges in Making Canada’s Ocean Laws and Policies Climate-Ready 191
24. 13 Coastlines, Communities, and Cameras: How Participatory Video Can Enhance Ocean Research 208
25. 14 Policy Direction for Reconciliation and Indigenous Ocean Management in Canada 222
26. 15 Toward a Healthy Future for Canada’s Oceans and Coasts 236
27. Index 246