Sentences with phrase «other fisheries»

The researchers plan to analyze other fisheries to see if the same rule applies, but profit and property rights may prove the best tool to preserve fish worldwide.

Other fisheries such as lobster and shrimp are also grappling with shifting environmental conditions.

«Hopefully the example of the Alaska brand will influence how other fisheries are managed.

The safety benefits observed in the sablefish fishery could also be expected in other fisheries managed through catch shares, the researchers concluded.

This type of model could work for other fisheries — such as a squid fishery off the coast of South Africa — that are susceptible to the vagaries of currents, says Jean - Paul Robin, an expert on cephalopod fisheries at the University of Caen, France.

But not perfect: Echoing recommendations in an NRC report released last month (ScienceNOW, 9 December 1997), the panel recommended changes in the way that government scientists collect, analyze, and share catch statistics and other fisheries data, and called on them to submit their work to more rigorous independent review.

Evans said it's not clear yet how much it affects other fisheries.

But other fisheries persist.

But Batten and other fisheries scientists warns there's too much natural variability in both North Pacific conditions and salmon reproduction to tease out an impact from 100 tons of dust spread on a single eddy in the North Pacific in single year.

That is because the energy demand of dragging a trawl across the seabed imposes higher fuel costs and results in 2.8 times the release of greenhouse gases, compared with other fishery technologies.

Shrimp, oysters, and other fisheries would probably flourish after a number of years due to new marshes being produced and nutrient rich sediments being redistributed.

Other fisheries have operated at various times in the past and are no longer active.