Sentence examples for management of fishing from inspiring English sources

It added that the absence of data on the effects of trawling in specific areas was "insufficient justification to postpone management of fishing effects on sea floor habitat".

In 1995, scholars from the natural and social sciences, as well as the humanities, participated in a conference convened at the Memorial University of Newfoundland with the aim of assessing the scale, impact and management of fishing effort in the North Atlantic region since c.1500 [18].

It may also be possible to develop a new environmental assessment technique for fishing grounds and give more scientific input to the healthy management of fishing grounds through the comparison of highly polluted and non-polluted areas.

When overharvest was the main challenge confronting fish in the Mekong, scientists focused on Mekong fisheries (the economics and management of fishing).

Though several villages were within walking distance of one another, some leaders said consolidation would create emotional stress and complicate the management of fishing rights.

The scientists also called for effective management of fishing, which favoured small-scale fisheries, taking steps such as eliminating subsidies that back more fishing vessels than fisheries can support, and banning the most destructive gear.

A strong emphasis on fisheries conservation and the wise management of fish stocks by both anglers and professional fisheries managers aim to ensure that recreational fishing will continue to thrive for many years to come.

For the fishing industry, an increasing cost of capital is a good incentive to improve the management of fish stocks.

Regional fisheries management organisations, where they exist, have been charged by the United Nations with management of fish stocks such as tuna.

For the last 25 years or so, the river has seemed nearly barren, but of late more salmon are returning; biologists attribute their return to good ocean conditions and better management of fish ladders at the dams.

He also looked forward to a post-Brexit future for UK fisheries, saying: "As we prepare to leave the EU we have an opportunity to build on progress made and improve the management of fish stocks in our waters, but we will continue to follow the principles of fishing sustainably and ending the wasteful practice of discarding fish".