Residuos antropogénicos en uno de los principales pesqueros recreacionales marinos de la costa argentina: una aproximación socio-ecológica para su manejo
; Hernandez, Maximiliano Manuel
; Zumpano, Francisco
; Biagiotti Barchiesi, Maria Candelaria ; García, Germán Oscar
; Gorostegui Valenti, Ariadna
; Favero, Marco 
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12/2025
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Instituto Nacional de Investigaciòn y Desarrollo Pesquero
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Marine and Fishery Sciences
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La pesca recreacional marina, actividad de ocio y esparcimiento por quienes la practican, resulta un atractivo turístico en Argentina y está regulada en diversas provincias marítimas y municipios costeros, empero no abundan las investigaciones que caractericen esta actividad ni aborden aspectos socio-ecológicos de la misma. En este estudio se llevaron a cabo cuatro acciones interconectadas, cuyo objetivo era realizar un análisis socio-ecológico de la problemática de los residuos derivados de la pesca recreacional marina en la ciudad de Mar del Plata, la cual representa el principal pesquero del sudeste bonaerense, a saber: (1) un muestreo para caracterizar y cuantificar los residuos derivados de la pesca recreacional, (2) una intervención que abordó el comportamiento de los pescadores recreacionales, (3) un muestreo en cestos específicamente diseñados para la disposición de residuos derivados de pesca recreacional para monitorear y cuantificar el efecto de dicha intervención, y (4) encuestas estructuradas para analizar las percepciones de actores clave. Este trabajo constituye un primer análisis socio-ecológico de la problemática de los residuos derivados de la pesca recreacional marina, incluyendo un ensayo destinado a promover la gestión responsable de dichos residuos en un punto emblemático de la costa marítima bonaerense como la Escollera Norte del Puerto de Mar del Plata.
Marine recreational fishing, a recreational and leisure activity for those who practice it, is a tourist attraction in Argentina and is regulated in several maritime provinces. However, there is little research that characterizes this activity or addresses its socio-ecological aspects. In this study, four interconnected actions were carried out, the objective of which was to carry out a socio-ecological analysis of the problem of litter derived from marine recreational fishing in the city of Mar del Plata, which represents the main angling site of southeastern Buenos Aires province, namely: (1) a survey in the angling location to characterize and quantify the litter derived from marine recreational fishing activities, (2) an intervention that addressed the behavior of recreational fishermen, (3) a survey in baskets specifically designed for the disposal of litter derived from recreational fishing to monitor and quantify the effect of said intervention, and (4) non-participant observations and semi-structured interviews to analyze the perceptions of key actors. This work constitutes an initial socio-ecological characterization of the problem of litter derived from recreational marine fishing, including an essay aimed at promoting responsible management of said litter at an emblematic angling point on the Buenos Aires maritime coast such as the North Breakwater of the Port of Mar del Plata.
Marine recreational fishing, a recreational and leisure activity for those who practice it, is a tourist attraction in Argentina and is regulated in several maritime provinces. However, there is little research that characterizes this activity or addresses its socio-ecological aspects. In this study, four interconnected actions were carried out, the objective of which was to carry out a socio-ecological analysis of the problem of litter derived from marine recreational fishing in the city of Mar del Plata, which represents the main angling site of southeastern Buenos Aires province, namely: (1) a survey in the angling location to characterize and quantify the litter derived from marine recreational fishing activities, (2) an intervention that addressed the behavior of recreational fishermen, (3) a survey in baskets specifically designed for the disposal of litter derived from recreational fishing to monitor and quantify the effect of said intervention, and (4) non-participant observations and semi-structured interviews to analyze the perceptions of key actors. This work constitutes an initial socio-ecological characterization of the problem of litter derived from recreational marine fishing, including an essay aimed at promoting responsible management of said litter at an emblematic angling point on the Buenos Aires maritime coast such as the North Breakwater of the Port of Mar del Plata.
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