Fisheries sustainability via protection of age structure and spatial distribution of fish populations

Article Abstract:

A research suggests that an out growth age structure combined with a broad spatial of spawning and recruitment was as important as spawing biomass in maintaining long-term sustainable population levels. The studies concluded that the best way to ensure old growth age structure and complex spatial structure in populations of ground fish was through interconnected networks of marine reserves.

Protection and preservation, Fish populations, Marine resources

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A strategic vision to help AmericaEs fisheries turn the corner

Article Abstract:

The Sport Fishing and Boating Partnership have developed a strategic vision for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceEs fisheries program, with the encouragement of the Bush administration. The plan also list criteria that will be used to justify current and potential actions and explains how each will be evaluated.

Government domestic functions, Bush, George W., Environmental policy

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Evaluation of the effectiveness of court-ordered fisheries management policies

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A survey was conducted, which indicated that the consent order passed in 1985 was not enough to increase the growth of the lake trout. The court ordered methods, which would help the fisheries to make use of the economical facilities and include the coordinated management process specified by the institution.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities, Fisheries Management Programs, Laws, regulations and rules, Fishery management, Lake trout

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