… inland waters, this is clearly the case, as regeneration processes of inland lakes operate at
the lake … Hence collective action and regulation are required to avert the tragedy. Lessons …

… The “tragedy of the commons” describes the depletion of resources when … the years, the
macrobehavior of inland lake appropriators has resulted in adverse effects on the inland lake …

… This statement precisely describes the present situation of biodiversity status in the Lake …
the current effects of the tragedy of the commons which has resulted in the depletion of Lake …

… A different view was taken offish populations in smaller inland lakes. Fry, for example,
concluded that even moderate fishing pressure could readily deplete fish stocks in Opeongo …

… made out on the plains not only from Hudson's Bay Company posts inland, but also from …
by halfbreeds in the Qu'Appelle Lakes during the closed season as the harvest had failed. …

… upon the number of lives lost in the tragedies, rather than the size of … in the area had
forgotten the tragedy of the Griffith, and the lake had long ago washed away any evidence that the …

… Most fishers in the southern African inland fisheries are not specialist fishers. They have …
Even if the total effort has increased in all inland lakes’ fisheries, this increase is not always …

… The aim of the present study is to review the current state of lake and pond ecosystems
and to present a likely … Diversified use of water resources and ‘the tragedy of the commons’ …

… the runoff from the watershed into the lake has decreased, and the remaining smaller inflow
to the lake has been insufficient for keeping up the previous lake WL, causing the observed …

… gap between the lake’s intra-annual fluctuations… The changes could be an alarming signal,
as this saline lake could be mimicking the tragic fate of similar inland water bodies like Lake …