Sentences with word «fishery»

In order to prevent the collapse of the fish stocks the researchers therefore see the only solution as institutional change, which considerably improves the effectiveness of fisheries management for wild fish species.

This could mean additional opportunities for fisheries in the high - latitudes, the researchers say.

If only politicians were as keen to address climate change, biodiversity loss, the collapse of marine fisheries, and a lot more of the environmental problems rather than «window dressing».

Knowing where and when a given species is being taken from the ocean allows for a much better assessment of fisheries management on a global scale.

It was during this position that he developed a passion for fisheries science.

These issues are part of marine conservation, and are addressed in fisheries science programs.

Smaller fish will have an impact on fisheries production as well as the interaction between organisms in the ecosystems.

As consumers, if we want to keep eating seafood, we have to support sustainable fisheries by buying sustainable seafood.

The business plan wasn't met without skeptics, especially in an industry dominated by commercial fisheries.

They are home to at least one quarter of all marine life and they generate an estimated $ 375 billion per year from fisheries, tourism and coastal protection.

Commercial islands, meanwhile, will house factories and processing facilities for industries such as fisheries and agriculture.

The creation of a new faculty position with a focus entirely on fisheries research allows our region to truly reap the benefits of strengthened collaboration and expertise.

Strong ability to interact among the public, resource management agencies, and wildlife and fisheries resources.

Existing analyses of global fisheries operations have, however, so far largely focused on the role of countries, rather than industry corporations.

Thus, managing fisheries in a warming world is going to be increasingly problematic.

It is leaving behind vast salt plains, transforming the climate with hotter summers and colder winters, destroying what remains of local fisheries, and producing massive dust storms that spread disease.

The goal is to create a prototype for fisheries managers coping with similar conflicts that are bound to arise as climate change impacts become more evident.

The trouble is, the «wasted» rain is all used somewhere, such as supporting fisheries.

The group hosts planning workshops and provides technical assistance to local utilities, city councils, tribal fisheries commissions, and a menu of relevant state and the federal departments.

Management measures for both the commercial and recreational fisheries led to an early recovery of the stock.

He and his research team are examining the potential impact of seismic air gun signals on important fisheries and ecological species, using a physiological approach.

She will be developing dynamic ocean - management strategies that can be included in state and federal fisheries management to maximize profits while reducing ecological damage.

They have one of the biggest salmon fisheries in the world and, I have to say, they are mighty tasty.

Nonetheless, at least 14 more fisheries around the world have recently adopted the devices.

It's seen as a step toward ecosystem - based fisheries management.

The renewed sense of a future within these communities is a powerful reminder that sustainable wild fisheries are possible --- and need not exclude the men and women who depend on them.

Many biologists and fisheries experts say it's vital to leave the region alone because big, poorly - understood ecosystem shifts are under way.

Vision: united and transformed agriculture, forestry and fisheries sector that ensures food security for all and economic prosperity.

The authors take into account here not only biological influencing factors but also especially how future economic developments will affect fisheries.

While traditional fisheries stocks assessment models are largely designed based on observed data, sufficient attention is not paid to the uncertainties underlying the resulting assumptions.

However, marine reserves are one of the few means of managing fisheries where conventional regulations, such as catch limits, are too difficult to enforce.

Research on community forests and small - scale fisheries has suggested that conservation measures that are partly implemented by local people result in more sustainable outcomes than governmental measures imposed solely from outside.

If so, the authors note, the marine ecology and valuable coastal fisheries of this region could face considerable problems.

There has been growing concern over the way many fisheries operate and the long - term effects of fishing and seafood harvesting on delicate ecosystems.

Also needed is monitoring to help fisheries managers select the actions that work best.

Setting up a system of controlled fishing permits — known as catch shares — has helped protect fisheries.

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

Can the unusual politics, economics and culture of the Alaskan salmon trade serve as a model for sustainable world fisheries?

Capture fisheries production has largely stayed the same over the past few years, rising and falling between 90 million to 94 million metric tons annually, hitting 92 million metric tons in 2006.

The study was the first to identify how fisheries management can alter the risk - taking behavior of fishermen by changing the economic incentives that drive their decisions.

My husband and son are avid sport fishermen and two of my family members work in fisheries conservation - related jobs.

But drawing conclusions from national fisheries data can be tricky.

Second, to improve integration of food security, agriculture, forestry and fisheries within the international climate agenda.

This evolutionary change can, in turn, reduce fisheries yields and the sustainability.

The observations and model evidence cited above provide grounds for concern that aquatic production, including fisheries production, will suffer regional and possibly global decline and that this has already begun.