Bycatch Sample Clauses

Bycatch. Bycatch is the harvest of a non-target species incidental to fishing or recreational activities intended for other species. Alligator Snapping Turtles are drawn to the same bait that commercial and recreational anglers use on rod and reel, trot lines, nets, and handlines. Alligator Snapping Turtles can drown when they become entangled in lines or be killed by complications encountered when ingesting hooks or line (USFWS, 2021a; Xxxx et al., 2014). By- catch is believed to be a significant threat for this species (USFWS, 2021a).
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Bycatch. The adopted Decisions request Parties to incorporate the FAO Technical Guidelines and associated Technology Fact Sheets (2023) to mitigate bycatch of marine mammals by adopting alternative fishing gears and best scientific practices. Additionally, Parties are encouraged to apply the recommendations from Xxxxxx and Xxxxx (2023).
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Bycatch. AIM: to illustrate progress on understanding, monitoring and mitigating bycatch of small cetaceans. Relevant Resolutions: 9.2, 8.5 (Rev.MOP9), 8.4 (Rev.MOP9), 8.3, 7.3, 7.1, 6.1, 5.8, 5.7, 5.5, 3.3 Bycatch, the entanglement of an animal in fishing gear, is identified as a major cause of mortality in small cetaceans. Every effort should be made to reduce bycatch towards zero as quickly as possible. Parties to ASCOBANS have agreed on a number of resolutions that highlight the importance of mitigating bycatch of small cetaceans in the Agreement Area, as available data indicates that levels of bycatch pose a considerable threat to their conservation status. Parties have agreed that modifications of fishing gear and relevant practices shall be applied in order to reduce negative impacts where data indicates unacceptable interaction. The Agreement Area requires improved monitoring, collation of data, and consideration of appropriate mitigation measures, while also taking into account similar work in other areas. To better understand the extent of the impact of bycatch on small cetaceans, monitoring and mitigation measures in place, and ongoing work in the Agreement Area, countries are requested to provide relevant information. Note: This section includes bycatch in recreational fisheries. 1.1. How is bycatch assessed/monitored in your country? 1.2. Which species of small cetaceans were recorded as bycatch by commercial fishing in the reporting period? 1.3. Which species of small cetaceans were recorded as bycatch by recreational fishing in the reporting period? 1.4. Has there been any notable incidents/issues related to bycatch during the reporting period in your country? 1.5. Are there are mitigation measures in place? 1.6. Have there been changes in fishing effort (for fisheries known to have an impact) in the reporting period? 1.7. Relevant new research/work/collaboration on bycatch in your country. 1.8. Is the perceived level of pressure from bycatch in your country increasing, decreasing, staying the same or unknown?
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Bycatch. Each Member acknowledges and agrees that reducing incidental catch of non-target species to the maximum reasonable extent is a primary objective of the Members and the Cooperative. Each Member therefore agrees to employ such reasonable bycatch avoidance techniques as the Board of Directors and/the Monitoring Service and/or other Cooperative agents may recommend from time to time.
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Bycatch. In conjunction with the Community Based Fishery Licence conditions collaboratively developed, including considerations specific to a Sub-region, a Nation may issue Harvest Permits to allow fishers to retain by-catch for Food Social and Ceremonial purposes, except those species, sex or sizes that are fully closed for retention due to conservation concerns by that Nation or pursuant to the Collaborative Fisheries Resources Governance Schedule.
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Bycatch. Resource Depletion
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Bycatch. The 2004 Commission Proceedings report and agenda is available at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx/ and the SCRS and Annual Reports (by Contracting Parties) are available at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx/downloads.htm
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Bycatch. ‌ 1. Status of other stocks unknown, with highest priority on catfish. 2. Review current information on ETP species 10.5 Other‌ 1. Mislabeling of Gambian caught sole fish as from Senegal
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