Fishing in Src-infested waters

Troubled fishing in Pacific waters

The Pacific island countries persist with tuna fishing policies that are significantly inferior to what appear to be the economically and environmentally sensible courses to follow. Economists have been offering advice over a fairly long period about better policy options without having any discernable favourable impact. This lack of success might be due, as Gordon Tullock once said, to the fac...

Fishing for Gas and More in Cypriot Waters

Policy responses to IUU fishing in Northern Australian waters

Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing activities continue to thrive in the northern region of Australia’s Fishing Zone (AFZ). Indonesian fishermen involved in IUU fishing in this area target specific marine species such as shark, reef fish, sea cucumber and trochus that are destined for the Asian market. Many of these marine species’ stocks are now at critical levels. Local communit...

MORICE--new technology for mechanical oil recovery in ice infested waters.

Mechanical oil recovery in ice infested waters (MORICE) was initiated in 1995 to develop technology for the recovery of oil spills in ice. It has been a multinational effort involving Norwegian, Canadian, American and German organizations and researchers. Through a stepwise approach with the development organized in six separate phases, laboratory tests and field experiments have been conducted...

Illegal Silver pomfret, Pampus argenteus (Euphrasen, 1788), fishing by Fixed gill-nets in Qeshm Island waters (Hormozgan province)

The aim of the present study was to evaluate the illegal Silver pomfret catch by fixed gill-nets in Hormozgan inshore waters (Qeshm Island). Sampling was performed in Bandar Laft estuaries through three fishing boats between April to July 2015. The fishing gears were the nylon mono-filament fixed gill-net with 6.5 cm mesh size (bar), 200 m length and 8-10 m height. The non-parametric bootstrap ...