Pont et al_Pathways 2014

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DO VALE
DO RIO DOS
SINOS
UNIVERSIDADEUNIVERSIDADE
DO VALE DO RIO
DOS SINOS,
UNISINOS
Department
of Diversity
and
wildlifemanagement
management
Department
of Diversity
and
wildlife
THE CASE OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN SEA LION AND
FISHING IN SOUTHERN BRAZILIAN COAST
Pont A.C.¹, Engel M.T.¹ ², Marchini S.³, Oliveira L.R.¹
¹Department of Diversity and wildlife management - UNISINOS
²Memorial University
³ESALQ, University of São Paulo
Study area
(Crespo et al., 2009)
Foto: R. Machado
Objectives
To access knowledge, attitudes and behavior intention of the fishery
community, to understand the motivation of the attacks on the sea lion
Foto: Daniela Sanfelice
Methods
Foto: R. Machado
Foto: R. Machado
Foto: R. Machado
Study area: Passo de Torres (29°19’S; 49°43’W)
Data collection: From November 2011 to February 2013;
100 face-to-face interviews;
25 closed questions
Five point Likert scale (-2,-1,0,+1+2)
Knowledge
Foto: R. Machado
Foto: web
Foto: R. Machado
•44% correctly suggested that approximately 100 sea lions come the
WRIL
•69% correctly answered that the sea lions are in the island only in
winter months (jun-sept)
•97% said that there are females on the island
76.5% correct
Perception of the conflict
The sea lion attacks the fishing nets:
90%
82%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
A sea lion can eat in each attack:
30%
20%
8%
10%
100%
10%
0%
0%
never
0%
90%
90%
80%
rarely
regularly
always
do not know
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
0%
2%
less 5 kg
5 kg
to 20 kg
6%
20 kg
to 50 kg
2%
+ 100 kg
Do not know
Attitudes
I think fishing is more important than sea
lions: A: strongly agree; B: agree; C: neutral; D:
disagree; E: strongly disagree
60
83%
50
51
40
32
I am interested in learning about sea lions:
30
20
11
10
6
A: strongly agree; B: agree; C: neutral; D: disagree;
E: strongly disagree
60%
48%
50%
0
A
B
C
D
40%
28%
30%
20%
M= -0.13
10%
10%
0%
9%
5%
A
B
C
D
E
Behavior intention
About killing:
63%, would kill sea lions if it was not forbidden by the Brazilian law
About management:
91%, interest in attending public meetings
90%, find it important to be heard before any decision of management in the
region
88%, help decide on quotas and
fishing areas
Do they want to participate
in sea lion management, or
just to take advantage of
these meetings to discuss
fishing quotas for example?
Final Considerations
Dissatisfaction among fishermen regarding fishing in the
region associated with the sea lion.
Environmental education with children and adults in the community
Communication campaigns
Participatory Management Plan for the WR Ilha dos Lobos
Acknowledgments
• Fishing community
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Dra. Larissa Rosa de Oliveira
Dr. Silvio Marchini
Dr. Renato Silvano
Dra. Alpina Begossi
Dra. Shirley Pacheco
Ms. Rodrigo Machado
Bio. Fabrícia Barbieri
Bio. Francine Schulz
Bio. Fernando Lopes
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