Sentence examples for In bycatch from inspiring English sources

It also helps to identify the scope of regional multilateral bycatch reduction agreements as a way of coordinating efforts among countries that participate in bycatch related fish trade.

The results support the utility of square-mesh for consistently improving and maintaining lateral openings in codends, but the management of this fishery means that such configurations would result in economic loss, and for the 29- and 32-square codends, no concomitant reduction in bycatch.

Here, using direct twin-tow comparisons onboard a subset of the fleet, we quantitatively assessed the performance of the square-mesh codend, relative to the range of diamond-mesh codend designs currently being used, in terms of reductions in bycatch rates and shortfalls in catch rates of retained animals.

These new approaches are developed with and implemented by local fishermen and have led to a decline in bycatch of 50%, while increasing their target catch by 20%.

But by seeing the fish's "concern" title and raising it to "threatened," strategies like habitat protection, dam removal, fish ladders, reductions in excess nutrients in rivers, and maybe even reductions in bycatch would all finally be in play, with federal law backing them up.

Although such traps are used to target grouper species, they result in bycatch of parrotfishes [37].

We tested the effectiveness of two BRDs – the Florida fisheye (FFE) and the large-mesh extended-mesh funnel (EMF) – in reducing bycatch in roller-frame trawls.

Yet, a lack of catch records and biological information has hindered improvements in elasmobranch bycatch management, particularly in tropical regions.

Between 35,900 and 42,000 tons of hake were caught in 2002 as bycatch in the trawl fishery targeting the Argentine red shrimp, Pleoticus muelleri [126].

Even though the bulk of commercial fishing in the region focuses on tuna, sharks are frequently hauled in as bycatch.

In fact, bycatch dropped this year from roughly 15 percent of the annual catch in the fishery to roughly 1 percent, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Fisheries Service.