Sentence examples for study fisheries from inspiring English sources

I'm going to be a freshman at the University of Washington next year and study fisheries.

"You can study fisheries both from that northern region and from the southern region and see how they interact".

To study fisheries impact at the species level in temperate sandy bottom areas, a controlled field manipulation experiment was designed focusing on areas with high densities of the habitat-structuring, tube-dwelling polychaete Lanice conchilega (i.e. L. conchilega reefs).

According to a recent World Bank study, fisheries make up one quarter of Mauritania's natural wealth, but the waters off the country in north-western Africa are being overfished.

In total, 54 EEZs and 15 high seas regions were analysed, providing an estimate of global illegal and unreported catch for 292 case study fisheries which comprise 46% of the reported total world marine fish catch.

Mr. Merwin studied fisheries management at the University of Michigan but did not graduate.

We estimate that the overall loss from our studied fisheries is 13 31% (lower and upper estimates) with a mean of 18%, and that this was worth some $5-11 5-11 bn003.

To study fisheries-induced maturation evolution in such a complex ecological setting, we use the eco-genetic modeling framework described in Dunlop et al. 2007 and Dunlop et al. 2009b (see also, e.g., Thériault et al. 2008, and Dunlop et al. 2009a, and Enberg et al. 2009).

There is a "universally noted decline in fish and game stocks", the Panel states, and no "serious oversight, organization, or study of fisheries in the region with a view to long-term management".

This study investigated fisheries heterogeneity and the extent to which it is accounted for in management regulations in eight small-scale fishing communities located in floodplain ecosystems of the Amazon basin.

In a separate study, terminal fisheries with minimum size limits did not lead to changes in mean length in many populations of Pacific salmon in Canada, and observed changes were probably not genetic but due to environmental variation (Healey 1986; see also Riddell 1986).