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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetGood practice guide for the handling of seabirds caught incidentally in Mediterranean pelagic longline fisheries 2018This guide was prepared in the framework of a project that aimed to mitigate the negative interactions between endangered marine species and fishing activities. The project was developed by the Secretariat of the Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans of the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea and Contiguous Atlantic Area (ACCOBAMS) and the Secretariat of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) in collaboration with the Regional Activity Centre for Specially Protected Areas (RAC/SPA). The main objective of this guide is to enhance the conservation of endangered marine species (cetaceans, sea turtles and seabirds, etc.) by promoting responsible fishing practices in the Mediterranean, in line with Recommendations GFCM/35/2011/3 on reducing incidental by-catch of seabirds in fisheries in the GFCM area of application.
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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetVodič dobre prakse za rukoVanje morskim pticama iz slučajnog uloVa riboloVom pelagičkim parangalima u sredozemlju 2021Ovaj vodič izrađen je u okviru projekta čiji je cilj umanjiti negativne interakcije između ugroženih morskih vrsta i ribolovnih aktivnosti. Projekt su provodili predstavnici Sporazuma o zaštiti kitova (Cetacea) u Crnom moru, Sredozemnom moru i susjednom atlantskom području (ACCOBAMS) i Opće komisije za ribarstvo Sredozemlja (GFCM), u suradnji s Centrom regionalnih aktivnosti za posebno Zaštićena područja (SPA/RAC). Glavni cilj projekta je potaknuti zaštitu ugroženih morskih vrsta (kitova, morskih kornjača, morskih ptica itd.) promicanjem odgovorne ribarske prakse diljem Sredozemlja, u skladu s Preporukama GFCM / 35/2011/3 o smanjenju slučajnog ulova morskih ptica u ribarstvu na području primjene GFCM-a.
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Book (series)Depleted marine resources: an approach to quantification based on the FAO capture database. 2004
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No results found.The 2002 United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development called for species whose catches had been drastically depleted to be restored to health within 2015. An approach is proposed here to a preliminary classification, based solely on information included in the FAO capture database. Three criteria were used to filter catch data: the trend in recent years, the long-term trend, and the extent of decline in catches over the long term. These were applied sequentially to the data series for species items by fishing area recorded in the FAO capture database. About ten percent of the species items examined matched the selecting criteria. This is the same proportion of stocks classified as “depleted” by FAO based on assessment data although there are differences in the species identified. Reasons for these discrepancies are discussed. The species groups with the highest percentages of species matching the three criteria were Gadiformes, molluscs (excluding cephalopods) and miscellan eous coastal and demersal fishes. Pelagic fishes (including Clupeoids) and crustaceans showed low percentages of depleted resources. Species considered depleted by this procedure are listed by FAO fishing area. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetGood practice guide for the handling of seabirds caught incidentally in Mediterranean pelagic longline fisheries 2018This guide was prepared in the framework of a project that aimed to mitigate the negative interactions between endangered marine species and fishing activities. The project was developed by the Secretariat of the Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans of the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea and Contiguous Atlantic Area (ACCOBAMS) and the Secretariat of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) in collaboration with the Regional Activity Centre for Specially Protected Areas (RAC/SPA). The main objective of this guide is to enhance the conservation of endangered marine species (cetaceans, sea turtles and seabirds, etc.) by promoting responsible fishing practices in the Mediterranean, in line with Recommendations GFCM/35/2011/3 on reducing incidental by-catch of seabirds in fisheries in the GFCM area of application.
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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetVodič dobre prakse za rukoVanje morskim pticama iz slučajnog uloVa riboloVom pelagičkim parangalima u sredozemlju 2021Ovaj vodič izrađen je u okviru projekta čiji je cilj umanjiti negativne interakcije između ugroženih morskih vrsta i ribolovnih aktivnosti. Projekt su provodili predstavnici Sporazuma o zaštiti kitova (Cetacea) u Crnom moru, Sredozemnom moru i susjednom atlantskom području (ACCOBAMS) i Opće komisije za ribarstvo Sredozemlja (GFCM), u suradnji s Centrom regionalnih aktivnosti za posebno Zaštićena područja (SPA/RAC). Glavni cilj projekta je potaknuti zaštitu ugroženih morskih vrsta (kitova, morskih kornjača, morskih ptica itd.) promicanjem odgovorne ribarske prakse diljem Sredozemlja, u skladu s Preporukama GFCM / 35/2011/3 o smanjenju slučajnog ulova morskih ptica u ribarstvu na području primjene GFCM-a.
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Book (series)Depleted marine resources: an approach to quantification based on the FAO capture database. 2004
Also available in:
No results found.The 2002 United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development called for species whose catches had been drastically depleted to be restored to health within 2015. An approach is proposed here to a preliminary classification, based solely on information included in the FAO capture database. Three criteria were used to filter catch data: the trend in recent years, the long-term trend, and the extent of decline in catches over the long term. These were applied sequentially to the data series for species items by fishing area recorded in the FAO capture database. About ten percent of the species items examined matched the selecting criteria. This is the same proportion of stocks classified as “depleted” by FAO based on assessment data although there are differences in the species identified. Reasons for these discrepancies are discussed. The species groups with the highest percentages of species matching the three criteria were Gadiformes, molluscs (excluding cephalopods) and miscellan eous coastal and demersal fishes. Pelagic fishes (including Clupeoids) and crustaceans showed low percentages of depleted resources. Species considered depleted by this procedure are listed by FAO fishing area. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetGood practice guide for the handling of seabirds caught incidentally in Mediterranean pelagic longline fisheries 2018This guide was prepared in the framework of a project that aimed to mitigate the negative interactions between endangered marine species and fishing activities. The project was developed by the Secretariat of the Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans of the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea and Contiguous Atlantic Area (ACCOBAMS) and the Secretariat of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) in collaboration with the Regional Activity Centre for Specially Protected Areas (RAC/SPA). The main objective of this guide is to enhance the conservation of endangered marine species (cetaceans, sea turtles and seabirds, etc.) by promoting responsible fishing practices in the Mediterranean, in line with Recommendations GFCM/35/2011/3 on reducing incidental by-catch of seabirds in fisheries in the GFCM area of application.
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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetVodič dobre prakse za rukoVanje morskim pticama iz slučajnog uloVa riboloVom pelagičkim parangalima u sredozemlju 2021Ovaj vodič izrađen je u okviru projekta čiji je cilj umanjiti negativne interakcije između ugroženih morskih vrsta i ribolovnih aktivnosti. Projekt su provodili predstavnici Sporazuma o zaštiti kitova (Cetacea) u Crnom moru, Sredozemnom moru i susjednom atlantskom području (ACCOBAMS) i Opće komisije za ribarstvo Sredozemlja (GFCM), u suradnji s Centrom regionalnih aktivnosti za posebno Zaštićena područja (SPA/RAC). Glavni cilj projekta je potaknuti zaštitu ugroženih morskih vrsta (kitova, morskih kornjača, morskih ptica itd.) promicanjem odgovorne ribarske prakse diljem Sredozemlja, u skladu s Preporukama GFCM / 35/2011/3 o smanjenju slučajnog ulova morskih ptica u ribarstvu na području primjene GFCM-a.
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Book (series)Depleted marine resources: an approach to quantification based on the FAO capture database. 2004
Also available in:
No results found.The 2002 United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development called for species whose catches had been drastically depleted to be restored to health within 2015. An approach is proposed here to a preliminary classification, based solely on information included in the FAO capture database. Three criteria were used to filter catch data: the trend in recent years, the long-term trend, and the extent of decline in catches over the long term. These were applied sequentially to the data series for species items by fishing area recorded in the FAO capture database. About ten percent of the species items examined matched the selecting criteria. This is the same proportion of stocks classified as “depleted” by FAO based on assessment data although there are differences in the species identified. Reasons for these discrepancies are discussed. The species groups with the highest percentages of species matching the three criteria were Gadiformes, molluscs (excluding cephalopods) and miscellan eous coastal and demersal fishes. Pelagic fishes (including Clupeoids) and crustaceans showed low percentages of depleted resources. Species considered depleted by this procedure are listed by FAO fishing area. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetGood practice guide for the handling of seabirds caught incidentally in Mediterranean pelagic longline fisheries 2018This guide was prepared in the framework of a project that aimed to mitigate the negative interactions between endangered marine species and fishing activities. The project was developed by the Secretariat of the Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans of the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea and Contiguous Atlantic Area (ACCOBAMS) and the Secretariat of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) in collaboration with the Regional Activity Centre for Specially Protected Areas (RAC/SPA). The main objective of this guide is to enhance the conservation of endangered marine species (cetaceans, sea turtles and seabirds, etc.) by promoting responsible fishing practices in the Mediterranean, in line with Recommendations GFCM/35/2011/3 on reducing incidental by-catch of seabirds in fisheries in the GFCM area of application.
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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetVodič dobre prakse za rukoVanje morskim pticama iz slučajnog uloVa riboloVom pelagičkim parangalima u sredozemlju 2021Ovaj vodič izrađen je u okviru projekta čiji je cilj umanjiti negativne interakcije između ugroženih morskih vrsta i ribolovnih aktivnosti. Projekt su provodili predstavnici Sporazuma o zaštiti kitova (Cetacea) u Crnom moru, Sredozemnom moru i susjednom atlantskom području (ACCOBAMS) i Opće komisije za ribarstvo Sredozemlja (GFCM), u suradnji s Centrom regionalnih aktivnosti za posebno Zaštićena područja (SPA/RAC). Glavni cilj projekta je potaknuti zaštitu ugroženih morskih vrsta (kitova, morskih kornjača, morskih ptica itd.) promicanjem odgovorne ribarske prakse diljem Sredozemlja, u skladu s Preporukama GFCM / 35/2011/3 o smanjenju slučajnog ulova morskih ptica u ribarstvu na području primjene GFCM-a.
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Book (series)Depleted marine resources: an approach to quantification based on the FAO capture database. 2004
Also available in:
No results found.The 2002 United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development called for species whose catches had been drastically depleted to be restored to health within 2015. An approach is proposed here to a preliminary classification, based solely on information included in the FAO capture database. Three criteria were used to filter catch data: the trend in recent years, the long-term trend, and the extent of decline in catches over the long term. These were applied sequentially to the data series for species items by fishing area recorded in the FAO capture database. About ten percent of the species items examined matched the selecting criteria. This is the same proportion of stocks classified as “depleted” by FAO based on assessment data although there are differences in the species identified. Reasons for these discrepancies are discussed. The species groups with the highest percentages of species matching the three criteria were Gadiformes, molluscs (excluding cephalopods) and miscellan eous coastal and demersal fishes. Pelagic fishes (including Clupeoids) and crustaceans showed low percentages of depleted resources. Species considered depleted by this procedure are listed by FAO fishing area. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetGood practice guide for the handling of seabirds caught incidentally in Mediterranean pelagic longline fisheries 2018This guide was prepared in the framework of a project that aimed to mitigate the negative interactions between endangered marine species and fishing activities. The project was developed by the Secretariat of the Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans of the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea and Contiguous Atlantic Area (ACCOBAMS) and the Secretariat of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) in collaboration with the Regional Activity Centre for Specially Protected Areas (RAC/SPA). The main objective of this guide is to enhance the conservation of endangered marine species (cetaceans, sea turtles and seabirds, etc.) by promoting responsible fishing practices in the Mediterranean, in line with Recommendations GFCM/35/2011/3 on reducing incidental by-catch of seabirds in fisheries in the GFCM area of application.
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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetVodič dobre prakse za rukoVanje morskim pticama iz slučajnog uloVa riboloVom pelagičkim parangalima u sredozemlju 2021Ovaj vodič izrađen je u okviru projekta čiji je cilj umanjiti negativne interakcije između ugroženih morskih vrsta i ribolovnih aktivnosti. Projekt su provodili predstavnici Sporazuma o zaštiti kitova (Cetacea) u Crnom moru, Sredozemnom moru i susjednom atlantskom području (ACCOBAMS) i Opće komisije za ribarstvo Sredozemlja (GFCM), u suradnji s Centrom regionalnih aktivnosti za posebno Zaštićena područja (SPA/RAC). Glavni cilj projekta je potaknuti zaštitu ugroženih morskih vrsta (kitova, morskih kornjača, morskih ptica itd.) promicanjem odgovorne ribarske prakse diljem Sredozemlja, u skladu s Preporukama GFCM / 35/2011/3 o smanjenju slučajnog ulova morskih ptica u ribarstvu na području primjene GFCM-a.
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Book (series)Depleted marine resources: an approach to quantification based on the FAO capture database. 2004
Also available in:
No results found.The 2002 United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development called for species whose catches had been drastically depleted to be restored to health within 2015. An approach is proposed here to a preliminary classification, based solely on information included in the FAO capture database. Three criteria were used to filter catch data: the trend in recent years, the long-term trend, and the extent of decline in catches over the long term. These were applied sequentially to the data series for species items by fishing area recorded in the FAO capture database. About ten percent of the species items examined matched the selecting criteria. This is the same proportion of stocks classified as “depleted” by FAO based on assessment data although there are differences in the species identified. Reasons for these discrepancies are discussed. The species groups with the highest percentages of species matching the three criteria were Gadiformes, molluscs (excluding cephalopods) and miscellan eous coastal and demersal fishes. Pelagic fishes (including Clupeoids) and crustaceans showed low percentages of depleted resources. Species considered depleted by this procedure are listed by FAO fishing area.
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