Sentence examples for fishery fish from inspiring English sources

Despite Hume's attempts to preserve the fishery, fish runs, oscillating from year to year for a variety of reasons, trended downward over time.

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.

But coastal and estuarine biomes are among the most biologically productive and maintain some of the most extensive and measurable ecosystem services (e.g., commercial and recreational fisheries, fish and invertebrate nursery grounds, water purification, flood and storm surge protection, human recreation).

Each zone is characterized according to physical criteria (type of coast, currents, etc)., the quality and biodiversity of the ecosystems, human activities (fisheries, fish farming, urbanization, etc).

Additionally, the capture from wild fisheries has plateaued with approximately three quarters of wild fisheries fished to capacity, overfished or recovering [ 3].

Contact zoonosis may occur particularly in risk groups such as aquaculture and fishery professionals, fish processors, ornamental fish hobbyists, and also consumers.

Fish: You can buy them from the Fishery or fish at one of the available spots with your fishing rod.

"And that's ultimately what you need to rebuild a population and sustain a fishery: new fish coming in".

Fishery: Smoked fish called Nga Dosem is a delicacy of the Oleps.

The Scottish government allows such killings for the purpose of "preventing serious damage to fisheries or fish farms" as well as for scientific research and conservation purposes.

And according to Chris Purcell of Ocean View Fisheries, a fish wholesaler in Halifax, Nova Scotia, about a dozen fishermen in nearby St .Margaret's Bay fatten Atlantic bluefin on a small scale, maybe 40 to 50 fish each.