Spain – MedPAN

MaReFish: Characterisation of marine cecreational fisheries around Cabo de Palos – Islas Hormigas marine reserve –

Project leader: University of Murcia – Spain MPA: Cabo de Palos – Islas Hormigas Theme: Increasing MPAs’ contribution to their territory by supporting the sustainable development of socio-economic activities, particularly fisheries Background: The Cabo de Palos – Islas Hormigas Marine

Cap boating: ecosystem based approach towards sustainable recreational boating in Cap de Creus Natural Park

Project leader: Eco-union – Spain MPA: Cap de Creus Natural Park Theme: Sustainable tourism Background: Cap de Creus Natural Park and Natura 2000 site was created in 1998 and is managed by the Department of Territory and Sustainability of the

The artisanal octopus pot fishery in the west of Asturias: An experience of MSC certification on a small-scale fishery

Presented during the 2018 MedPAN experience sharing-workshop. The process and achievements of this initiative will be presented. It was born from a small group of artisanal fishermen from the west of Asturias with the support of a FLAG (Fisheries Local

Spanish Mediterranean marine reserves – Islas Columbretes Marine Reserve case study

Presented during the 2018 MedPAN experience sharing-workshop. The Spanish Mediterranean harbors 21 marine reserves (MR), 17 of which with no-take areas, that have been designated under a variety of national and regional laws. The first was established in 1980 and

The management of recreational fishing in the Balearic marine reserves. Development of an application for mobile

Presented during the 2018 MedPAN experience sharing-workshop. The Balearic Islands have 9 marine reserves, which cover 58,600 hectares and where the hook-and-line recreational fishing is allowed, with limitations. Recreational fishing is a popular activity in the archipelago, where there are

Measures implemented in the Menorca Channel concerning small-scale fisheries

Presented during the 2018 MedPAN experience sharing-workshop. During 2009 – 2014 the LIFE+ INDEMARES project analyzed the human uses in the Menorca Channel (Balearic Islands, Spain) to identify overlapping between habitats and fisheries. Fishing activities and their potential impacts on

Es Freus Marine Reserve: A participatory process as a tool to improve the governance of the protected area

Presented during the 2018 MedPAN experience sharing-workshop. Es Freus Marine reserve is located between Ibiza and Formentera in the Balearic Islands, Spain. It was created in 1999 and is managed by the Balearic Government; it has 15.000 ha mainly consisting

Medfish Project: A multi-fishery and participatory approach to move towards sustainable Mediterranean fisheries

Presented during the 2018 MedPAN experience sharing-workshop. The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) fisheries certification and ecolabelling program is a mechanism for recognizing and rewarding sustainable fishing while incentivizing improvements. When trying to see their sustainable practices recognized, small-scale fisheries face

Cabrera National Park Fisheries Management Plan

Presented during the 2018 MedPAN experience sharing-workshop. In 2001 the special plan for fisheries at Cabrera National Park was approved by the Government of the state. It took over 10 years to develop and approve this special plan for fisheries.

The Spanish National Park Network: its role and the Mediterranean marine nodes

Presented during the 2018 MedPAN experience sharing-workshop. OAPN, the Spanish National Park Network includes a Mediterranean node – Cabrera National Park – and directly manages another Mediterranean MPA, Chafarinas Game Reserve. The role of OAPN is to act as a

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