Sentence examples for range of fisheries from inspiring English sources

Tropical small-scale fisheries are highly heterogeneous with respect to a wide range of fisheries characteristics, but that heterogeneity has generally not been adequately studied or considered in management.

Our findings show that the majority of surveyed TURF-reserves arose from previously established TURF systems that target a range of fisheries, and multiple entities play a role in TURF-reserve development and management.

The South African marine biota supports a wide range of fisheries (Table 2) that together contribute roughly 1% to the national GDP (approximately US$404 million) [47].

The GBR fishing industry is comprised of a range of commercial fisheries, including the East-Coast Otter Trawl Fishery, Coral Reef Finfish ('Reef Line') Fishery, East Coast Inshore Finfish ('Inshore Net') Fishery, and others, as well as a charter and a recreational line fishery.

The results demonstrate that although a fishery might pose high risk to a species, low or moderate risk areas can exist within the range of the fishery, enabling management measures to focus on areas of greatest risk.

Performance of outlier and neutral loci for mixed composition analyses based on simulation of a range of realistic fishery scenarios and according to actual and simulated baselines, including standard deviations.

CBFM has been developed and tested a range of community based fisheries management approaches and models in different types of water bodies for overcoming the challenges.

New telemetry data reveal that migratory megafauna frequent coastal habitats well within the range of small-scale fisheries, potentially producing high bycatch.

New telemetry data reveal that migratory megafauna frequent coastal high use areas well within the range of small-scale fisheries, potentially producing high bycatch mortality with grave conservation consequences for vulnerable populations [12], [13].

Regional fisheries cooperation among island States is extensive, and ranges from the sharing of fisheries and related information, joint training and research programmes, to collaboration in MCS.

Such measures must be supplemented by draconian rules constraining consumption of a range of goods, particularly fossil fuels, fisheries and forest products.