To understand choices made by thieves in the products they steal, Clarke (1999) proposed the CRAVED
theft model, later modified to CRAAVED, to specify characteristics of products most desirable to thieves
(such products are more Concealable, Removable, Accessible, Abundant, Valuable, Enjoyable, and
Disposable). The CRAAVED elements of ten internationally identified IUU crab and lobster species were
analyzed with sixteen control species by using a matched caseecontrol design. Results indicate that IUU
crab and lobster species are those that are more Abundant, Valuable, and Enjoyable. Consequently, local
fisheries and enforcement agencies need to prioritize safeguarding the most exposed species from
exploitation by extending guardianship on these known IUU crustaceans, as well as alerting conscience
and assisting compliance by incentivizing restaurants to create sustainable menus, as well as using these
menus as a means to inform consumers about these vulnerable species.
To understand choices made by thieves in the products they steal, Clarke (1999) proposed the CRAVEDtheft model, later modified to CRAAVED, to specify characteristics of products most desirable to thieves(such products are more Concealable, Removable, Accessible, Abundant, Valuable, Enjoyable, andDisposable). The CRAAVED elements of ten internationally identified IUU crab and lobster species wereanalyzed with sixteen control species by using a matched caseecontrol design. Results indicate that IUUcrab and lobster species are those that are more Abundant, Valuable, and Enjoyable. Consequently, localfisheries and enforcement agencies need to prioritize safeguarding the most exposed species fromexploitation by extending guardianship on these known IUU crustaceans, as well as alerting conscienceand assisting compliance by incentivizing restaurants to create sustainable menus, as well as using thesemenus as a means to inform consumers about these vulnerable species.
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