Small pelagic fish stock physical accounting: Integrating pelagic systems into the SEEA-EA framework

Marta Pascual; Stefano Balbi; Pearlin Sam Jinoj; Leila Fonseca; Tiziana Luisetti; Margarita Rincón Hidalgo; Silas Candido Principe de Souza

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21887173

August 11, 2026Open Access

Small pelagic fish stock physical accounting: Integrating pelagic systems into the SEEA-EA framework

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The aim is to integrate small pelagic fish stock management into the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting Ecosystem Accounting (SEEA-EA).
Developed a framework to account for small pelagic fish stocks within marine ecosystems.
Utilized data on fish biomass and ecosystem services for integration.
Adopted a holistic approach to assess environmental and economic impacts.
Established a reliable accounting method for small pelagic fish stocks.
Demonstrated the potential for informed policy-making in marine resource management.
Highlighted significant ecosystem services provided by small pelagic fish stocks.

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Publication details the integration of small pelagic fish stock accounting into the SEEA-EA framework, supporting ecosystem sustainability.

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Pascual et al. (2026) studied this question.

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