Sentence examples for increase fishing from inspiring English sources
Trees would be replanted or conserved (Borneo's forest has more tree species per hectare than anywhere else); the forest would regenerate; some 10,000 people would benefit from "community development" projects such as one to increase fishing yields.
This highlights a problem in fishery management: "We usually increase fishing at exactly the same time the population is struggling," Essington says.
Global environmental campaign group Greenpeace anchored its ship Arctic Sunrise off Hastings to show support for the campaign to increase fishing quotas for small boats.
The plan operates through landings quotas (TACs) and effort restrictions following a Harvest Control Rule, and deploys a novel instrument allowing Member States to 'buy back' or increase fishing effort for fleet segments engaged in cod-avoidance measures.
It is assumed that since the fourteenth century, the adoption of new fishing methods (such as the tonnara, a sort of drift net mainly used for tuna fishing) in the Western Mediterranean, their spread to southern Italy [261], [262], and their introduction to the Adriatic in the seventeenth century [261], [263] increase fishing catches.
A 2010 deadline was set to increase fish stocks to levels that could better handle the demands of commercial and recreational fishing.
They increase fish stocks – helping both fishermen and consumers – and attract visitors– benefiting everyone working in the tourist industry, as well as the tourists themselves.
Nowadays, it is necessary to increase fish production for satisfying the increasingly growing demand of protein.
Therefore, fish breeding has been found necessary to increase fish production in order to make fish/protein available to the population.
It's also considering advice about the most sustainable way to increase fish consumption, with input from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries.
High stocking density (HSD) is one such method that has been used to increase fish productivity (Chakraborty et al. 2010; Salama et al. 2006).
