Commercial Fisheries Sample Clauses

Commercial Fisheries. 30 2.3.2.1 Norwegian Commercial Fisheries 30 2.3.2.2 Greenland Commercial Fisheries 31 3 POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND CONSEQUENCES 32
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Commercial Fisheries. BOEM is including a stipulation in the lease entitled, “Commercial Fisheries,” which would contain components of stipulations in prior commercial leases issued by BOEM, including a requirement for a Fisheries Communications Plan (FCP). BOEM is adding elements to this stipulation in response to its extensive engagement with Tribal governments, the fishing industry, and governmental agencies. Major revisions include: (i) identifying dock space and transit routes that would minimize space use conflicts and potential impacts to protected species; (ii) minimizing both congestion and the creation of obstacles that could result in an increased risk of entanglement; (iii) to the extent practicable, prioritizing Federal and state climate change adaptation strategies for fisheries; and
Commercial Fisheries. BOEM is including a stipulation that contains components of stipulations included in prior commercial leases issued by BOEM, including a requirement for a Fisheries Communications Plan.
Commercial Fisheries. BOEM proposes to include a stipulation in the lease entitled “Commercial Fisheries,” which would contain components of stipulations in prior commercial leases issued by BOEM, including a requirement for a Fisheries Communications Plan (FCP). XXXX is proposing to add elements to this stipulation in response to its extensive engagement with Tribal governments, the fishing industry, and governmental agencies. Major proposed revisions include: (i) identifying dock space and transit routes that would minimize space use conflicts and potential impacts to protected species;
Commercial Fisheries. Commercial fishing in the lower Arctic is an important part of the Norwegian and Greenland economies, bringing in significant revenue. Norway established a fishery protection zone around Svalbard in 1977, in which fish stocks are protected and only those individuals who have been given permission by the Norwegian government are allowed to fish in those waters (NMFCA 2013). Although aquaculture activities take place in the waters of mainland Norway, no aquaculture activities occur in Svalbard (NMFCA 2013) and no aquaculture occurs in the waters of Greenland.
Commercial Fisheries. The major fishing industry in Greenland is the shrimp industry, which mainly takes place off the East Greenland coast. In 2010, 67,157 tons of shrimp were harvested (Statistics Greenland 2010). The major fishing industry in Svalbard/Norway is the xxxxxxx industry, and in 2011, 633,103 tons were landed (Statistics Norway 2013). The low level of the ACOBAR acoustic sources combined with the long intervals between transmissions, placement of the sources in the water column, and geography preclude the ACOBAR Experiment from impacting any commercial fishing activities.
Commercial Fisheries. There has been some interest expressed in commercial marine fishing (emphasis on crabs). Some exploratory fishing licenses have been issued by DFO, but fishing has not been undertaken yet. DFO is not allowing commercial gillnet fisheries at this time. Environmental Assessment and Regulatory Environment DFO Western Arctic Area is responsible for environmental assessment and regulation in the NWT and the Yukon North Slope. If projects are proposed in the Yukon North Slope, they will be regulated by DFO in the same way as those in the Mackenzie Delta/ Beaufort Region. The regulatory regime is much more stringent today than during the last oil and gas boom. Environmental assessment under the CEAA and IFA is required. The main federal players are Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC), National Energy Board (NEB), Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), Environment Canada (EC), and Parks Canada. Types of Oil and Gas Projects in the Mackenzie Delta/ Beaufort Region The oil and gas projects in the Mackenzie Delta/Beaufort Region in recent years include: ➢ 3-D marine (offshore) using airguns ➢ 2-D riverine using airguns ➢ Geotechnical investigationsRoad construction ➢ Land-based seismic ➢ Exploratory xxxxx (including proposed offshore) The mooring of the Single Steel Drilling Xxxxxxx (SSDC) off Xxxxxxxx Island is the only oil and gas project off the Yukon North Slope that DFO has had to regulate this decade. Marine-based Developments Standard Mitigation ➢ Avoidance of traditional harvest areas ➢ Timing to avoid migrations ➢ Make sure footprint isn’t over important habitat ➢ Pre-, during and post- development monitoring ➢ Shutdown zones and/or shutdown times ➢ Spill plans ➢ Winter work
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