Heterogeneous Perceptions of Social-Ecological Change Among Small-Scale Fishermen in the Central Gulf of California: Implications for Adaptive Response

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RT @Nearshore_Tim: More interested in the fishers than the squid? Check out the 3rd chapter of my thesis, published earlier this year in @F…

More interested in the fishers than the squid? Check out the 3rd chapter of my thesis, published earlier this year in @FrontMarineSci, discussing how regional small-scale fishers are perceiving and responding to these changes. https://t.co/u3TRKb5sdb #M…

RT @HopkinsMarine: What factors influence what small-scale fishers think is driving change in marine resource systems and what behaviors th…

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