Sentence examples for bycatch because of from inspiring English sources

We still see mindless and cruel activities - such as the mass killing of sharks for soup or unnecessary bycatch because of reckless fishing methods.

"We were throwing millions of pounds of bycatch over because we only had permits for a couple of kinds of fish," he told me.

Some contend that catching tuna without dolphins harms the environment because of bycatch of other species in the tuna nets.

Current threats include marine bycatch, rebounding populations of natural predators, urbanization of coastal watersheds, climate change, and changes to marine ecosystems (ASMFC 2012).

According to U.S. law -- specifically, the international bycatch provision of the Marine Mammal Protection Act -- imported fish is supposed to meet U.S. standards for bycatch reduction.

We identified high use areas and quantified bycatch mortality of North Pacific loggerheads (Caretta caretta) in the small-scale fisheries of BCS and compared it with their bycatch in industrial-scale pelagic fisheries.

Fisheries bycatch of marine animals has been linked to population declines of multiple species, including many sea turtles.

Not shrimp shrimp are horrible, because of the bycatch ratio.

In the waters of the United States, this species is considered a nuisance bycatch of longlines, gillnets, and trawls.

Albatrosses also suffer high mortality as the bycatch of unregulated longline fishing.

(Industry-wide, the bycatch of industrial fishing is as high as 25 percent).