Sentence examples for fishery effort from inspiring English sources

In areas where it is found in high abundance, a directed fishery effort could conceivably reduce population numbers to a point where recovery would be challenged.

Using a spatially explicit bioeconomic model, we quantify how the management scale affects optimal fishery profit, biomass, fishery effort, and the fraction of habitat in marine reserves.

Analysis of fishery effort data indicated that this result was appropriate for the majority of trawl fishing grounds, where effort is sparse and infrequent.

Spatiotemporal management of fishery effort can reduce the interactions of fisheries and bycatch species [6].

By tailoring fishery effort to target the most productive components at any given point in time, all geographic- and life-history components are conserved, which ensures the long-term sustainability of the overall stock complex (Hilborn et al. 2003).

We are also discussing this with partners like Norway to see how we can take effective measures to reduce cod fishery effort, but at the same time introduce measures to reduce cod discards in particular, as well as tackling the problem of discards of other fish stocks.

Creating a generalised, yet spatially and temporally explicit, understanding of fisheries effort with which to evaluate potential capture of target stocks and minimise putative risk to non-target species and habitats is far from trivial.

This plays to Italian strengths: the World Food Programme is headquartered in Rome, and Italian experts are strongly represented in global sustainable-agriculture and fisheries efforts.

The "future of fishing" (2008 2050) model employed scenarios with regions designated as MRs (closed to the fishery), fishing effort reduction (ER) and stewardship, as well as "business as usual", indicating no change in management practice.

Much of the available long-term data is a product of fishery management efforts, and a substantial proportion is funded through NOAA.

Although details were not available, it appears the agency will also have to cut some nonsatellite programs including its ocean and fisheries research efforts—in order to pay for the satellites.