Sentence examples for tuna resources from inspiring English sources

With INDESO, Indonesia has implemented a system for the monitoring and management of its tuna resources.

The deep-sea tuna resources of the Gulf of Guinea and shellfish in coastal waters represent the best hopes for fishery exports.

"If you don't let them lay eggs, you don't get the next generation of young fish, so it doesn't make sense to just restrict fishing of juveniles," says Minoru Nakamura, the president of the fishermen's group, called the Iki Association to Think About Tuna Resources.

The decision making on fisheries management of longtail tuna cannot use only biological information; thus, the socioeconomic condition of small-scale fishermen in waters of the Persian Gulf and Oman Sea should be considered to achieve sustainable management of longtail tuna resources.

A more detailed analysis is required to evaluate the importance of these areas for tuna resources.

Global tuna resources: limits to growth and sustainability.

The Maldives' tuna resource is now exclusively fished by local boats using the pole and line method.

This includes license limits, catch and effort controls, gear restrictions, the use of FADs and other management tools for the purpose of tuna resource conservation and management, and combating illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing activities.

Management of tuna and biodiversity resources in the region would benefit from considering such effects.

He was in New York to raise money for Conservation International, an environmental group that, along with the New England Aquarium, has been helping Kiribati protect its resources — abundant tuna, some humphead wrasse, groupers, snappers, mackerels, and sharks, plus sea turtles, dolphins, birds, and a hundred and twenty species of coral — and build up a trust fund of five million dollars.

The main offshore fishery resources are the tunas and tuna-like species.