Sentence examples for fisheries conservation from inspiring English sources

Much the same goes for climate change, trade, fisheries conservation and many other practical issues.

John Farnell, the EU director for fisheries conservation policy, indicated that it would involve the closure of the best 40% of cod-fishing areas in the North Sea.

The government is not only 100 sites light but predictably it has failed to specify how the inshore fisheries conservation authorities are going to be resourced to monitor, manage and enforce this new statutory obligation".

I agreed with most of your editorial regarding the reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Act, particularly your recognition of Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, as a longstanding champion of fisheries conservation.

A strong emphasis on fisheries conservation and the wise management of fish stocks by both anglers and professional fisheries managers aim to ensure that recreational fishing will continue to thrive for many years to come.

"At a time when every fish matters, this level of importation poses a threat to the continued existence of the species," said the petition, which was written by the Natural Resources Defense Council, the Wildlife Conservation Society and SeaWeb, a fisheries conservation group.

This was the start of a passion that led me to study marine science, work at the National Marine Fisheries Service and help promote fisheries conservation--including through my current efforts with the Pew Environment Group.

However, before such a substitution of one management effort with another is applied to a particular fishery, conservation biologists and managers must have some evidence that the compensatory strategy can yield positive outcomes and not result in a net conservation loss.

Here, we will be requiring agencies such as the Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities and the Marine Management Organisation to police these sites and prosecute any wrongdoers.

The chicken fell sick and died Tuesday, said Dr. Thomas Sit, Hong Kong's acting assistant director of agriculture, fisheries and conservation, adding that preliminary tests quickly confirmed that the chicken had the A(H5N1) avian influenza virus.

Stephen Atkins, chairman of the North Western Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Board, said: "With earnings of £1,000 a day on a good day, you can see why people will take risks.