Sentences with phrase «catch limit rule»

Lee Crockett, director of Federal Fisheries Policy at the Pew Environment Group, today issued the following statement in response to the National Marine Fisheries Service finalizing its annual catch limit rule: Read More

Statement of Lee Crockett Director Federal Fisheries Policy Pew Environment Group on the Bush Administration Finalizing the National Marine Fisheries Services Annual Catch Limit Rule

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While fishermen may be known as adventurous risk - takers, the researchers said that traditional fisheries rules promote risky behavior by requiring vessels to compete with each other to catch as much as possible in a limited season.

Besides, the committee introduced more stringent rules for data collection and a more robust scientific basis to set sustainable catch limits.

For example, the use of spatial zoning to reduce the overlap of fisheries, oil rigs and shipping lanes with areas of the ocean used by penguins; the use of appropriate fishing methods to reduce the accidental bycatch of penguins and other species; and, the use of ecologically based fisheries harvesting rules to limit the allowable catches taken by fishermen, particularly where they target species that are also food for penguins.»

In the meantime, Halvorsen hopes that the new rules, involving stricter size limits for which wrasse can be caught, will be accepted, leaving more fertile fish in the sea to replenish wild populations.

Catch limits in each fishery are agreed using decision rules that ensure the long - term sustainability of the fishery.

This rule establishes a good framework for creating annual catch limits based on sound science to end overfishing and help rebuild struggling fish populations.

Lee Crockett, director of Federal Fisheries Policy at the Pew Environment Group, today issued the following statement in response to the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) meeting on proposed rules governing annual catch limits.

Lee Crockett, director of Federal Fisheries Policy at the Pew Environment Group, today issued the following statement in response to the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) closing its comment period on its annual catch limit proposed rule.

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