Fisheries Management of Mexican and Central American Estuaries

Chapter 1 Introduction on Managing Fisheries in Estuarine Systems of Mexico and Central America

Chapter 2 Water Quality Effects on Fish Larvae in a Tropical Coastal Lagoon of the Gulf of Mexico

Chapter 3 Mercury in Fish, Crustaceans and Mollusks from Estuarine Areas in the Pacific Ocean and Gulf of Mexico Under Varying Human Impact

Chapter 4 Establishing Management Strategies for Boca de Camichín Estuarine System Using Nutrient Carrying Capacity

Chapter 5 Trophic Relationships within a Subtropical Estuarine Food Web from the Southeast Gulf of California through Analysis of Stable Isotopes of Carbon and Nitrogen

Chapter 6 Changes in the Hydrological Regime of Coastal Lagoons Affect Mangroves and Small Scale Fisheries: The Case of the Mangrove-Estuarine Complex of Marismas Nacionales (Pacific Coast of Mexico)

Chapter 7 Effect of Environmental Factors on Zooplankton Abundance and Distribution in River Discharge Influence Areas in the Southern Gulf of Mexico

Chapter 8 Managing Artisanal Fisheries in Estuarine Systems Through the Use of Fishing Zones in the South Eastern Gulf of California

Chapter 9 Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management of a Biological Corridor Along the Northern Sonora Coastline (NE Gulf of California)

Chapter 10 “Marine Areas of Responsible Fishing”: A Path Toward Small-Scale Fisheries Co-Management in Costa Rica? Perspectives from Golfo Dulce

Chapter 11 Wetland Conservation in Northern Sonora, Mexico: Legal Tools and Active Communities

Chapter 12 Erratum