Stakeholder engagement is essential to conserve ecosystems and associated biodiversity.
Outdoor recreation specialists represent stakeholder groups that often rely on specific …

Perceptions about suitable fisheries management directions can differ between anglers and
fisheries managers. Opposing beliefs, attitudes and norms about how to manage a local …

Angler satisfaction is a key consideration in the management of recreational fisheries.
Anglers typically prefer high catch rates and large fish, but the importance of these catch …

Nature observations are at the core of both nature-based tourism and citizen science. The
movement limitations associated with the Covid-19 pandemic have created a window during …

Objective We sought to (1) assess the validity of a catch orientation measure for mountain
trout angling in North Carolina,(2) segment North Carolina trout anglers based on catch …

Understanding stakeholder diversity can help natural resource managers tailor activities to
achieve greater stakeholder satisfaction. Stakeholder diversity can be described by the …

Citizen science platforms are an alternative to traditional survey methods for collecting data
from recreational fisheries. However, to supplement data collection, challenges associated …

Recreational fishing is an important ecosystem service supported by coastal habitats.
Information on habitat utilization and preferences by anglers is largely unavailable, however …

Anglers face constraints that influence participation and dropout rates. Some recreational
anglers may be able to negotiate constraints by altering the timing or frequency of …

To manage recreational fisheries effectively, researchers and managers must understand
angler behaviour across multiple sources of diversity. Anglers themselves are a …