Sentence examples for fishery pressure from inspiring English sources

Several of the species on your list are under tremendous fishery pressure, however, and well past what their populations can support.

Without these regenerative mechanisms, fishery pressure could quickly deplete the stocks of this valuable deep-sea living resource in this area.

Furthermore, it remains unknown whether cryptic populations or species exist, or whether these invertebrates have the ability to withstand rapid changes in fishery pressure.

The explanatory variables were: mean April temperature, mean April salinity, mean spawning temperature, mean spawning salinity, distance from the entrance to the Baltic, and herring fishery pressure.

Regions of the UK continental shelf and the European continental shelf-edge (i.e. Western Channel and Celtic Sea, Northern North Sea and the Goban Spur) receive appreciable fisheries pressure.

Analysis of VMS data shows that regions of the UK European continental shelf (i.e. Western Channel and Celtic Sea, Northern North Sea and the Goban Spur) receive consistently greater fisheries pressure than the rest of the UK continental shelf fishing zone.

Therefore species richness estimates based on the CFDI may be highly sensitive to fisheries pressure.

This lower species number is probably a combination of natural (lower habitat complexity) and anthropogenic (fisheries pressure, upland habitat modification) stressors.

In addition, an estimate of fisheries pressure based on ICES (2011) data for mean annual number of tonnes of landed Atlantic herring between 2006 2010 was used.

The CFDI may be disproportionably impacted by fisheries pressure as it relies on families of fish, such as Scarids (parrotfish) and Labridae (wrasses), which contain several economically valuable species.

The reefs of Papua New Guinea face a suite of threats from local impacts (over-fishing, development, siltation), transnational (shifts in fisheries pressure, live reef fish trade) and global sources (increased sea surface temperatures, oceanic acidification) [ 8, 27, 28].