Applications of the technology include
catching illegal fishing, tracking hurricanes and typhoons, detecting forest fires and monitoring volcanoes as soon as they begin.
Not exact matches
Despite strong enforcement,
illegal gillnets are still being set to
catch an endangered
fish known as totoaba, the swim bladders of which fetch large sums of money on Hong Kong and Chinese black markets.
The Parliament also approved so - called conditionality rules: If fishermen are
caught infringing CFP rules — for instant using
illegal gear, overfishing, or illegally discarding low - value
fish — they will not receive subsidies.
And some nations have over - or underreported
catches for political reasons, or ignored
illegal landings, further complicating efforts to understand how
fish stocks — a key source of protein — are faring.
In a paper published in Nature Ecology and Evolution, they demonstrate that for countries where
illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU)
fishing is prevalent, addressing such activity could kick - start fishery recovery without reducing local
fishing effort,
catch and profit.
Illegal and unreported fishing (in this paper taken to include illegal and unreported catches but to exclude discards and artisanal unregulated catches) prejudices the managed recovery of the world's oceans from severe fish depletions [2
Illegal and unreported
fishing (in this paper taken to include
illegal and unreported catches but to exclude discards and artisanal unregulated catches) prejudices the managed recovery of the world's oceans from severe fish depletions [2
illegal and unreported
catches but to exclude discards and artisanal unregulated
catches) prejudices the managed recovery of the world's oceans from severe
fish depletions [2]--[4].
We host three rangers from the Turneffe Atoll Sustainability Association (TASA), whose conservation efforts curtail
illegal fishing,
fishing methods and undersized
catch.
If you keep coming back you can also
catch a
fish so big that it's deemed «
illegal» by the guy who runs the place — and, if you're feeling particularly mean, you can steal his hat and throw it in the pond.
Led by the French, Spanish, and Italians, joined by Turks and others, Mediterranean fishermen violated official quotas at will and engaged in an array of
illegal practices: misreporting
catch size, hiring banned spotter planes,
catching undersized
fish, and plundering tuna from North African waters where EU inspectors are refused entry.
The world's oceans are under threat from both
illegal and mass industrial
fishing, in which millions of
fish are
caught and discarded, experts warned Tuesday.
Their findings — based on analyzing automatic identification signals, which show movements of krill trawlers, and cargo and tanker vessels — found vessels that appeared to be transferring
catch at sea to large refrigerated cargo ships, a practice called transshipment that has raised concerns about
illegal fishing elsewhere.
Illegal boats were
caught with over 350 dead sharks in the Galapagos where shark
fishing is banned, and an estimated 2,000 sharks were slaughtered in the Malpelo wildlife sanctuary in Columbian waters.
So far, it's been easy for
fishing vessels to carry out
illegal fishing activities like
catching more than is regulated,
fishing during off - seasons,
fishing in protected waters or with
illegal methods because it's hard to monitor ships that are far out in the ocean, out of sight.