| Title | Property Rights and Access Management in the Small Boat Fishery: A Case Study from Southwest Nova Scotia |
| Publication Type | Book Chapter |
| Year of Publication | 1984 |
| Authors | Davis AFA |
| Book Title | Atlantic fisheries and coastal communities: fisheries decision-making case studies |
| Pagination | 133-164 |
| Publisher | Dalhousie Ocean Studies Programme |
| City | Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada |
| Source Document | Accessible with appropriate permission |
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Port Lameron - Pagesville Finfishery | Case |
| The Pagesville Fishery of Port Lameron Harbor is located on the southern edge of Nova Scotia, Canada. The physical boundaries are consistent with the boundaries of islands and harbors while the institutional boundaries are based on customary usage. The resource units appropriated include lobster and demersal fish. The fishermen cooperate to control access to and appropriation from the resource system. Inshore fishing (mixed finfish and lobster) is the economic mainstay. Pagesville fishers often... | 09 Aug 2016 |
Port Lameron - Pagesville Lobsterfishery | Case |
| The Pagesville Fishery of Port Lameron Harbor is located on the southern edge of Nova Scotia, Canada. The physical boundaries are consistent with the boundaries of islands and harbors while the institutional boundaries are based on customary usage. The resource units appropriated include lobster and demersal fish. The fishermen cooperate to control access to and appropriation from the resource system. Inshore fishing (mixed finfish and lobster) is the economic mainstay. Pagesville fishers often... | 09 Aug 2016 |