Fisheries and Marine Ecosystems

Contemporary trends in fisheries have seen emphasis on co-management, discards and bycatch, property rights, and ecosystem-based management. There is a lot to study here and considerable interplay with other topical research areas within the overall field of marine affairs.

Courses Offered

 

  • MAF 300: Race, Gender, Colonialism, and Science
  • MAF 330: World Fishing
  • MAF/Anthro 413: People and the Sea
  • MAF 500: Race, Gender, Colonialism, and Science
  • MAF 523: Fisheries Law and Management
  • MAF 530: Marine Environmental History


Faculty

Assistant Professor, Limited Joint appointment

Department of Fisheries, Animal and Veterinary Sciences; Marine Affairs

401.874.7083
pbaur@uri.edu

Professor

Department of Marine Affairs

401.874.4045
rburroughs@uri.edu

Adjunct Professor

URI Coastal Resources Center

401.874.6129
bcrawford@uri.edu

Professor and Director of Rhode Island Sea Grant

Department of Marine Affairs

401.874.6802
dalton@uri.edu

Professor, Joint appointment

Department of Sociology and Anthropology; Marine Affairs

401.874.4297
cgarciaquijano@uri.edu

Associate Professor, Joint Appontment

Department of Fisheries, Animal and Veterinary Sciences

humphries@uri.edu

Associate Professor Emeritus

Department of Marine Affairs

401.874.4820
macinko@uri.edu

Associate Professor, Joint appointment

Department of Marine Affairs; Gender and Women's Studies

401.874.5107
ameliamoore@uri.edu

Professor Emeritus

Department of Marine Affairs

dnixon@uri.edu

Assistant Professor

Department of Marine Affairs

mateja.nenadovic@uri.edu

Research