Sentence examples for fisheries one from inspiring English sources

To design an effective capacity management plan for small-scale fisheries one must understand what one is measuring and define its capacity.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, one of the most secretive ministries in Japan's powerful central bureaucracy, has also fiercely resisted any efforts to shrink the program.

Whereas managers have long regulated fisheries one species at a time, the report will urge a more holistic "ecosystem-based management" approach that complements a drive to establish large-scale marine protected areas to preserve intact ecosystems.

Within the conch fisheries, one of the threats to sustainability stems from the fact that there is almost as much meat in large juveniles as there is in adults, but only adult conchs can reproduce, and thus sustain a population.

The results obtained allow us to identify two métiers, which are in concordance with knowledge of the fishery, one targeting blue whiting and hake (PTB1), and another targeting mackerel (PTB2).

"With an ocean fishery, one can measure what's coming off the boats at a dock," but in the Mekong there are so many people fishing and catching fish in so many ways — more than 1.5 million people using 102 fishing methods in Cambodia — "it's been hard to get a good estimate of the yield.

A decision to close the government again could deal a huge blow to the New England sea scallop fishery, one of the most valuable in the nation.

As members of the film crew sit with several Lamakera residents to discuss the manta fishery, one of them tells photographer Shawn Heinrichs that if they are there for a conservation mission, then they must provide alternatives because the fishery is one of the village's main sources of income.

Touching on the whale fishery at one time carried on in the Bay of Biscay, he said the whales were hunted for a considerable period by the Basques, who had then the lead that the Norwegians had now, and there was reason to believe that before Columbus the Basques reached Newfoundland on whale fishing expeditions.

Mortality in longline fisheries is one of the most critical global threats to some seabird species.

Cooperation in the development of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fisheries is one of its primary aims.