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IMPACTS OF ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATE CHANGE ON FISHERIES
11 April 2012 FW 481 Abigail Lynch
Outline
Approach/Objectives (5 min.)
Context for discussion (5 min.)
Discuss chapters in “expert” groups (25 min.)
Discuss chapters in “jig-saw” groups (25 min.)
Discuss chapters as a full class (10 min.)
Prep for next class (1 min.)
Survey (10 min.)
Red = “active”
Jig-Saw
Expert Group: Discuss assigned paper
Objectives Issues Outcomes
Jig-Saw Group: “Experts” present an overview
of their papers to the rest of the group
Discuss how the papers link together
Full class discussion on the articles, general concepts, application beyond
Objectives
Identify specific impacts of anthropogenic climate change on fisheries systems.
Examine challenges to managing fisheries in the context of climate change.
Discuss potential solutions to fisheries management issues.
Context
IPCC 2007
Socio-ecological systems
Issue: Uncertainty in impacts of climate change
Economic adaptation
Issue: Fisheries are livelihoods
Governance challenges
Issue: History repeating itself
“EXPERT” GROUP DISCUSSION
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2AfHlTcTYI
“JIG-SAW” GROUP DISCUSSION
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2AfHlTcTYI
Class Discussion
Posts Objectives of your
chapters? Were the objectives achieved?
Commonalities across chapters? Impacts Uncertainty Adaptation
Moving forward Solutions?
Ecological, Economic, and Political
Objectives
Identify specific impacts of anthropogenic climate change on fisheries systems.
Examine challenges to managing fisheries in the context of climate change.
Discuss potential solutions to fisheries management issues.
Monday
Problem-Based Learning Before class:
Read your case-studies No post
During class: Identify what is known about the
problems Discuss what we need to know
about the problems Decide how the problems can be
resolved (we will do the first case-study
together and the second two in groups)
•Use your pseudonym•Be honest – we appreciate your suggestions •Thank you!
Survey