Sentence examples for fishery part from inspiring English sources

The country's first community-supported fishery, part of a burgeoning movement that tries to do for small-scale local fishermen what community-supported agriculture has done for small-scale farmers.

The Fisheries Management Act of 1990 made the quota system in the herring fishery part of the general ITQ system.

The service, also known as NOAA Fisheries, part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, said the permits are a procedural step and that it does not expect any animals to be harmed.

The result ("after trial and error with a lot of error" in Mr. Libby's words) was Port Clyde Fresh Catch, the country's first community-supported fishery, now part of a burgeoning movement trying to do for small-scale local fishermen what community-supported agriculture does for farmers.

Beginning as a small export fishery in parts of the Indo-Pacific region during the early 20th century, the industry now involves most tropical and subtropical regions, generating some US$200 300 million annually for fishes alone [1].

Feeding and harassing wild dolphins was banned in 1992 through an expansion of the Marine Mammals Protection Act because it threatens the animals' health and welfare, said Stacey Horstman, the bottlenose dolphin conservation coordinator for the fisheries service, part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Depletion of large sharks, they write in Friday's issue of the journal Science, has led to the destruction of the bay scallop fishery along parts of the Eastern seaboard.

The management of shrimp and scallop fisheries became part of the general ITQ system with the Fisheries Management Act of 1990.

The results illustrate that South Asian and Southeast Asian fishing communities are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change on fisheries, in part due to high population density and dependency on the resource for food security.

In addition the traditional tuna fishermen of the Maldives are extremely adept at turning their hands to any other fishery (either part-time or full-time) that has the potential to increase their income, thus affecting the rate at which non-traditional reef resources are tapped.

Almost all fisheries gear and sampling techniques are selective in some way (e.g. size, sex, behaviour, location), so it is difficult to not expose fish to fisheries selection as part of the fisheries technique.