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Fishing practice, gear design, and the ecosystem approach three case studies demonstrating the effect of management strategy on gear selectivity and discards

ICES Journal of Marine Science, 2007

... The result is an industry-managed programme that shares bycatch information collected by obse... more ... The result is an industry-managed programme that shares bycatch information collected by observers and enforces agreements within and between cooperatives, requiring vessels to avoid areas with a high salmonid bycatch (Gauvin et al., 1996; Karp et al., 2005; Gilman et al ...

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Mitigation measures against seabed impact of mobile fishing gears

... Bob van Marlen (Netherlands) Thomas Moth-Poulsen (USA) Kristian Zachariassen (Faroe Islands) ... more ... Bob van Marlen (Netherlands) Thomas Moth-Poulsen (USA) Kristian Zachariassen (Faroe Islands) Antonello Sala (Italy) Wilfried Thiele (FAO/Italy) Ulrik Hansen ... Several studies have been conducted on the impacts of shrimp trawling on soft bottoms (ie clay, silt) (Hansson et al ...

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An introduction to the proceedings and a synthesis of the 2010 ICES Symposium on Fishery-Dependent Information

by Richard Grainger and P. MacMullen

ICES Journal of Marine Science, 2011

Current problems and issues concerning the collection and use of fishery-dependent information ar... more Current problems and issues concerning the collection and use of fishery-dependent information are reviewed and selected papers in the pages following highlight emergent findings in the field. Key issues include relationships between stakeholders, especially fishers and scientists, and how to develop these constructively, the increasing demands on the quality and range of data on fishing activities and exploitation rates needed to promote the ecosystem approach to fishery management, and technological advances that have allowed new approaches and insights.

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