Robert B. Ditton

ID-FISH Technology (United States) — United States

Economics, Econometrics and Finance · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Economic and Environmental Valuation(60), Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management(52), Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research(44), Fish Ecology and Management Studies(24), Coastal and Marine Management(18)

Publications164 total

Human Dimensions in Fisheries
2021· 8 cited
A Socio-economic review of Recreational Billfish Fisheries
AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)·2021· 5 citedOpen Access
Human dimensions of the Texas Saltwater Angler Population from 1989-2005: a longitudinal perspective [Poster abstract]
AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)·2021Open Access
Information and data needs for marine recreational fisheries development in the Caribbean
AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)·2021· 2 cited
A field technique for monitoring the marine recreational fishery in Texas
AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)·2021· 1 citedOpen Access
The economic importance of recreational billfish angling in Puerto Rico
AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)·2021· 3 citedOpen Access
Understanding angler preferences and tradeoffs for harvest regulations in the Texas Red Drum Fishery
AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)·2021Open Access
Characteristics of Billfish Anglers in the U.S. Atlantic Ocean
AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)·2021· 6 citedOpen Access
An Ecotourism perspective on Caribbean billfish fisheries
AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)·2021Open Access
From a traditionally open access fishery to modern restrictions: Portuguese anglers' perceptions about newly implemented recreational fishing regulations
Marine Policy·2013· 38 cited
Developing a Longitudinal Perspective on the Human Dimensions of Recreational Fisheries
Journal of Coastal Research·2012· 11 cited
Incentive Structure of and Private Landowner Participation in an Endangered Species Conservation Program
Conservation Biology·2011· 102 cited
Exploring Progression along the Recreation Specialization Continuum Using a Latent Growth Approach
Leisure Sciences·2010· 25 cited
Sociodemographics, Motivations, and Behavior: The Case of Texas Anglers 1989–2004
Human Dimensions of Wildlife·2010· 13 cited
Longitudinal analysis of fishing behavior among Texas anglers (1990-2006)
2010
Sturgeon viewing as nature tourism: to what extent do participants value their viewing experiences and the resources upon which they depend?
Journal of Ecotourism·2009· 3 cited
Exploring Level of Support for Management Restrictions Using a Self-Classification Measure of Recreation Specialization
Leisure Sciences·2009· 38 cited
Toward an Understanding of Racial and Ethnic Differences in Conservation Attitudes among Recreation Participants
Leisure Sciences·2008· 8 cited
Using Recreation Specialization to Understand Conservation Support
Journal of Leisure Research·2008· 91 cited
A Time Series Approach to Estimating the Economic Impacts of Exogenous Events on Recreational Fishing
Human Dimensions of Wildlife·2008· 9 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Chi‐Ok Oh(7), Kevin M. Hunt(7), David K. Loomis(6), John R. Stoll(5), Anthony J. Fedler(4), Alan R. Graefe(4), Michael G. Sorice(4), Steven M. Holland(3), David K. Anderson(3), Ted Lee Eubanks(3), Stephen G. Sutton(3), Gene R. Wilde(3), Robin Riechers(3), Seung-Dam Choi(2), David Scott(2), J. R. Stoll(2), R. J. Chen(2), Steve H. Murdock(2), Wolfgang Haider(1), J. Richard Conner(1)