Sentence examples for smaller fisheries from inspiring English sources

Batching of orders by Gfresh makes it possible for smaller fisheries to sell their limited quantities without having to bow to exporting partners' pricing demands.

While most commercial fisheries are focused on the west and south coasts, the east coast has few and smaller fisheries, but a high coastal population density, resulting in intense exploitation of inshore resources by recreational and subsistence sectors.

We suggest this may be a result of better fishing technology combined with growing demand due to the increasing global human population, changes in diet preferences (e.g., the rise of sushi restaurants in Western countries), declines in finfish fisheries, as well as more and more smaller fisheries being exploited, facilitated by global transport.

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

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.

Where small-scale fisheries and megafauna high use areas overlap worldwide, our case study showing population-level impacts of small-scale fisheries bycatch may be representative; small-scale fisheries may be among the greatest current threats to non-target megafauna.

Because of the overlap of ubiquitous small-scale fisheries with newly documented high-use areas in coastal waters worldwide, our case study suggests that small-scale fisheries may be among the greatest current threats to non-target megafauna.

Small-scale fisheries and aquaculture will benefit of this budgetary greening".

If overfishing continues in thousands of small-scale fisheries, it could become a global humanitarian crisis.

The exploitation of these resources is carried out by small-scale fisheries; commercial fishing in deeper waters is done largely by countries bordering the bay and by Japan.