Tim Essington

University of Washington
School of Aquatic and Fisheries Sciences
Seattle, WA
USA 98195

Papers:
M-111-1 The Lenfest Fishery Ecosystem Task Force: Providing a Blueprint for Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management M-111-2 The Role of Ecosystem Information in Stock Assessments for U.S. Fisheries M-111-7 Global Case Studies to Identify Common Approaches to Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management M-111-10 Potential Benefits of Ecosystem-Based Forage Fish Management T-114-8 Can We Have Our Fish and Eat Them, Too? Evaluating Whether a Selective Piscivore Fishery Can Foster Recovery of Rockfish T-136-8 Revisiting Asynchrony Between Sardine and Anchovy in Upwelling Ecosystems Th-122-3 “The Value of Information”: Adaptive Monitoring and the Trade Off Between Monitoring Costs and Precision in Ecosystem Assessment Th-148-10 How Does Hypoxia Govern Energy Flows in Pelagic Food Webs? W-121-10 The Relative Importance of Somatic Growth and Recruitment in Population Production W-123-11 A Novel Method to Improve Estimates of Predator Diet Compositions W-143-2 Understanding Ecosystem-Scale Impacts from Ocean Acidification; A California Current Atlantis Modeling Case Study