Sentence examples for small fisheries from inspiring English sources

The best idea to help small fisheries might come from your local vegetable farm.

Its business model works with both large and small fisheries and, according to Kneppers, results in "an amount of material 100 times more than we can make direct use of at the moment".

PARIS — For Alasdair Fraser, owner of one of the few remaining small fisheries on the Isle of Lewis, off the west coast of Scotland, business has been good in the past couple of years.

They strive to specifically source sustainably-caught seafood from small fisheries.

The knowledge on how gender and other forms of social differentiation affect and are affected by development processes can lead to unintended program consequences and/or the perpetuation of universalising myths about men's and women's roles in development, such as women's concentration in small fisheries processing versus commercial fishing and their greater altruism.

Halfbeaks are not a major target for commercial fisheries, though small fisheries for them exist in some places, for example in South Australia where fisheries target the southern sea garfish (Hyporhamphus melanochir).

However, small-scale fisheries target mainly small fishes and demersal fishes, such as S. javus, which are found in specific locations or microhabitats.

Priority countries are those with substantial small-scale fisheries sectors or notable nutritional dependence on small-scale fisheries.

At the global scale, accounting for unreported data and small-scale fisheries appear to have little impact on functional diversity estimated for the total catch.

And he thinks a little investment directed at 20m Indonesians dependent on small-scale fisheries would go a long way.

Such typology facilitates the focus on a certain small part of the fleet and offers the potential to bypass the aforementioned monitoring difficulties of small-scale fisheries.