Plans to co-manage Atlantic snow crab

Article Abstract:

According to the Fisheries Resource Conservation Council, the Canadian snow crab fishery is in danger of ending like Canadian cod stocks, and certain management measures are necessary to save the same. An advisory group made of fisheries scientists and fishing industry representatives is to manage the fisheries to avert this danger.

Executive changes & profiles, Services information, Fisheries Management Programs, Officials and employees, Services, Marine biologists, Fishery management, Crab fisheries

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Still learning about crab disease

Article Abstract:

Biologists at the Alaska Fisheries Science Center are continuing their research to know the causes of bitter crab syndrome (BCS), a fatal disease which has effecting crab species worldwide. Complete details of this research are discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Science & research, Alaska, Fisheries Research Programs, Research, Forecasts and trends, Diseases, Market trend/market analysis, Fishery research

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Snow crab pots 'need escapes'

Article Abstract:

The fishermen on Canada's east coast are being advised to prevent catching undersized and soft-shelled snow crabs so that stock can be rebuilt.

Personnel administration, Methods, Training, Fishers (Persons), Fish populations, Fish stocking

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