How can we measure the success of ecosystem-based management?
The latest Editor’s Choice in ICES Journal of Marine Science paves the way for balancing ecological, economic, and social goals through cross-sectoral performance measures.

NOAA Library Seminar presents: Advancing Global Ecosystem-Based Management.

EBM is the best way to manage our marine resources and ocean users as it aims to balance ecological sustainability with human demands, while explicitly addressing tradeoffs. Dr. Haugen will discuss global implementation progress, persistent challenges, and methods for evaluating the success of EBM, as well as present a few out-of-the-box ideas on approaches to advance EBM.

University of Maine: Led by Janne Haugen, a postdoctoral research associate affiliated with NOAA Fisheries, the research team conducted a poll of 157 EBM experts worldwide to evaluate progress on global implementation and to identify and address impediments to usage.

Science Magazine: The first tally of global shark fishing mortality reveals an upward trend.

Telemarksavisa: Janne Haugen ser haien i hvitøyet. 34-åringen sin interesse for havet og haier startet allerede i barndommen. Men det var få muligheter for haiforsking i Norge, så Janne måtte se utenlands.