Sentence examples for bycatch to from inspiring English sources
To derive the death toll worldwide, Read and his team calculated the ratio of cetacean bycatch to total U.S. fish catches and applied it to global catches.
We partnered with fishers, community members, and managers to assess habitat use and bycatch and to design and conduct experiments to reduce turtle bycatch [38].
Fleet communication systems report near real-time observations of bycatch hotspots to enable a fishery to operate as a coordinated "One Fleet" to substantially reduce fleet-wide capture of protected bycatch species.
As an alternative, they suggest that an economically efficient way to conserve populations affected by bycatch is to impose a bycatch levy on fishers to fund compensatory mitigation activities that target threats at locations where affected marine populations breed.
Examples in the Northeast USA include a B Days-at-Sea Program (DAS) as well as a Special Access Program (SAP) where the Eliminator Trawl™ appears to meet the minimum bycatch requirements to be considered for both these programs.
This is an adaptable species that has learned to follow fishing boats for jettisoned bycatch, and to use unusual nest sites such as the roofs of buildings and artificial islands in salt pans and sewage works.
Our results can be used to estimate the probability of bluefin bycatch relative to yellowfin catch in an area given the environmental conditions.
Ocean-going vessels are linked with multiple ecological ills, including bycatch, thanks to the unforgiving fine mesh nets used to scoop up prawns from the sea.
'Unwanted bycatch' refers to cases where the chondrichthyans are not used and fishers would prefer to avoid catching them (Clarke, S personal communication, Sasama Consulting, Shizuoka, Japan).
This study reiterates the need for bycatch issues to be clearly identified and defined on a fishery-specific basis, and prior to the implementation of mitigation measures.
The treaty requires these countries to take specific actions to reduce bycatch, pollution and to remove introduced species from nesting islands.
