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SYNTHESEAS: Datasets supporting the provisioning Ecosystem Service Value Chain of Wild caught fish, non-edible fish and farmed fish biomass for Wet Tropics, Cape York and Fitzroy NRM regions

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Coggan, Anthea ; Pert, Petina ; De Valck, Jeremy ; Graham, Victoria ; Jarvis, Diane
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The SEABORNE (Sustainable UsE And Benefits fOR mariNE) has consolidated and synthesised existing information about who is using the Reef, how it is being used and what the benefits are from this use. This dataset pertains to provisioning ecosystem service - wild fish and non-edible fish and farmed fish biomass and provides values for various fishery types, biomass (kg) and other economic values.
Lineage: Data was produced by examining published literature and entered into excel, with economic values updated to 2023 values. More details about collection and methods can be found in the report entitled "Populating the ecosystem service value chain for the provisioning service of wild caught fish biomass to commercial fisher end users (CAPOM and KCB" by ​Anthea Coggan (CSIRO), Petina Pert (CSIRO), Jeremy De Valck (CQU), Diane Jarvis (JCU), Victoria Graham (JCU) .

Available: 2024-09-09

Data time period: 2021-11-01 to 2024-07-31

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Cultural Geography | Development Studies | Economic Geography | Great Barrier Reef | Human Society | Human Geography | Other Human Society | Other Human Society Not Elsewhere Classified | Political Economy and Social Change | Reef | Socio-Economic Development | Sociology | Sociology of Culture | abiotic | biomass | ecosystem services | farmed fish | fish | fisheries | non-edible fish | provisioning | social | social-economic |

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