Data for: Perceptions of Common Pool Resource Management in the Tana River, Norway: An Exploratory Analysis
The data reported here is based on the results from 1) interviews, 2) vignettes, and 3) an allocation game with fishers in the Tana River, Norway. The data was collected over two years, with the aim of collecting data from the vignettes in the winter of 2022/2023 and playing a follow-up game with the same participants in the spring of 2023. Participants were recruited from a list of active fishers provided by the Tana River Management (TF). However, while most of the participants in 2022 agreed to a follow-up in 2023 (one declined), eight of the 2022 participants were unreachable in 2023. Thus, seventeen participants played both the game and the vignettes in 2023, while seventeen did the vignettes in 2022 and the game in 2023 (one of the participants asked to be removed from the game after playing and was subsequently kept out of the analyses of the game). Nine participants have had or were in a position of trust (only one woman) in TF, the holders of the net fishing rights Tana (LBF) or as members of the fishing zone boards. See Table 1 in main text for descriptive data.
Norwegian institute for cultural heritage research
Tana River: Linking scientific and Sámi traditional ecological knowledge to ensure the sustainability of the Tana salmon and Sámi culture
This study was funded by the Fram Centre, Tromsø, Norway and the project “Tana River: Linking scientific and Sámi traditional ecological knowledge to ensure the sustainability of the Tana salmon and Sámi culture”.
Covers issues of environmental degradation, pollution, environmental protection, climate change, flood prevention, soil erosion.
Natural resources are assets such as land, forests, energy sources, water, minerals which exist naturally and can be used for economic production or consumption. Energy resources include fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas or coal, as well as nuclear, solar, tidal and wind or from living organisms that can be replaced.
Data on social behaviour, social interaction and networks, social responsibilities, social norms and rules, and attitudes towards these issues.
Including: Fish Farming, Fish Genetics, Fish Ethology
Other Social Sciences not elsewhere specified
DEVELOPMENT SEEKING TO MEET THE NEED OF THE PRESENT GENERATION WITHOUT COMPROMISING THE ABILITY OF FUTURE GENERATIONS TO MEET THEIR OWN NEEDS. IT AIMS AT ASSURING THE ON-GOING PRODUCTIVITY OF EXPLOITABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVING ALL SPECIES OF FAUNA AND FLORA.
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