Sentence examples for test fishery from inspiring English sources

A test fishery was established within two experimental areas: (1) a traditionally open, southern fishing area (SFA); and (2) a traditionally closed, northern fishing area (NFA).

Four vessels, two Canadian and two Norwegian, carried out a test fishery over approximately five months, achieving an average catch rate of eight tonnes per day, which demonstrated the potential for a commercial fishery.

A total of 758 Sockeye Salmon were collected from 2005 through 2010 (6 years) from test fishery ocean trawlers in the marine environment (Johnstone Strait, Juan de Fuca Strait), freshwater trawlers in the lower Fraser River, and by beach seine or netting at spawning grounds (as per Miller et al. 2009; experimental design in Table S2).

Samples were taken during stock assessment surveys by NOAA Fisheries and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADFG), and during test fisheries and commercial harvests.

Specifically, stock composition estimates from mixed-stock fisheries and test fisheries on the high seas can be used to monitor the contribution of each stock in real time, helping to inform the need for fisheries closures and generally improving fisheries management (Seeb et al. 2000; Smith et al. 2005; Dann et al. 2013).

In his remarks, the president vowed to maintain the government's focus on removing any oil that might surface; testing fisheries and reopening waters for fishing as soon as tests show they are safe; leaning on BP to quickly process claims; and developing a long-term restoration plan for the gulf.

The application of a range of non-genetic methods in further testing fisheries stock boundaries in all four shark species studied here would be valuable in view of the challenges faced in this study with the application of microsatellite markers.

No tainted seafood has entered the market, officials say, and they maintain that extensive testing and aggressive fishery closures should keep the supply clean and, with the exception of some gulf oysters, plentiful.

This framework has been used to test indicators for fisheries management (7, 8) and to evaluate other biodiversity indicators (10), showing that while some indicators perform well, others need rethinking.

To assess the status of fisheries resources and current management practices and to test and access alternative local fishery management arrangement that might achieve greater efficiency, equity and sustainability a Community Based Fisheries Management (CBFM) was established in inland fisheries sector in Bangladesh (Sultana and Thompson, 2000).

Here we test the hypothesis that fisheries can exert powerful habitat-specific selection on a fish species with consequent evolutionary changes.