Sentence examples for technical fisheries from inspiring English sources

We also included data from any relevant technical fisheries reports that were brought to our attention, particularly those published by the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) and the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO).

Jim Higgs, Great Barrier Reef fisheries technical adviser at WWF, said the survival of sawfish in Northern Australia was a major global issue.

But Jim Higgs, WWF's Great Barrier Reef fisheries technical adviser, said it wasn't possible to know what level of take was sustainable for these sharks, since the historical and current data was based on such "dodgy data".

As Mr Viraphonh made clear to a party of invited visitors, including MRC officials, diplomats and a few technical experts on fisheries, groundwork is going ahead after all, without any waiting for a further assessment of the project's impact on the river.In the MRC's judgment, "the project is in an advanced preparation stage with…exploratory excavation in and around the river completed".

Given the theoretical benefits brought by relevant habitat maps in EBFM frameworks, we advocate the use of adequate remote sensing products that integrate fishery technical services demands and local requirements.

Before infection, healthy abalones (collected from the Test Base for Fishery Technical Extension Station of Fujian Province) were raised in the lab for 7 days, and then divided into two equal groups.

We used authoritative identification guides [e.g. 30] [34] as a first approximation to the distribution of each species and obtained more precise limits with primary research papers, updated taxonomic reviews, reported range extensions, regional species lists and guides, and technical reports from fishery organizations (Table S2).

Cooperation at the union level makes sense on technical issues like agriculture, fisheries, the environment, trade and so forth.

Technical guidelines for inland fisheries are already in an advanced state of preparation.

Every three years the Commission's Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries will evaluate the recovery of the cod stocks.

FIR will prepare and provide technical information on inland fisheries and aquaculture to member countries that will include gender-specific technical advice, wherever possible.