Примеры использования By-catch of seabirds на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This includes a number of gear restrictions to avoid by-catch of seabirds.
The by-catch of seabirds in directed fisheries for Patagonian toothfish, a deep-water species, is another particular problem in Antarctic fisheries.
Some educational materials with respect to mitigation of by-catch of seabirds and sea turtles were in development.
The strict adherence to the requirements in Conservation Measures 24-02 and 25-02 has proven successful in achieving zero, orextremely low, by-catch of seabirds.
The estimated total by-catch of seabirds by vessel was calculated using each vessel's observed catch rate multiplied by the total number of hooks set.
NPOA are largely met by the implementation of the Threat Abatement Plan(TAP)for the incidental catch(or by-catch) of seabirds during oceanic longline fishing operations.
MSC contributed to the reduction of by-catch of seabirds, turtles, dolphins and other non-target species through a fishery certification and eco-labelling system.
Specific CMs have been adopted to take account of such situations with the result that in the regulated fisheries by-catch of seabirds and mammals is now very low.
Dr Micol reported that France continued to have problems with the by-catch of seabirds, chiefly white-chinned petrels, in the fisheries within its EEZs in the Convention Area.
In responses to the questionnaire, the main reason cited by States for the non-implementation of IPOA-Seabirds was lack of technical capacity andlack of data on the basis of which to assess the extent of by-catch of seabirds.
The ultimate aim of the threat abatement process is to achieve a zero by-catch of seabirds, especially threatened albatross and petrel species, in longline fisheries.
Thirdly, with regard to by-catch of seabirds, we must compile information in order to understand the true situation, exchange experience and ensure the adoption of commitments by all countries in order to implement measures to reduce that kind of catch.
Birds/thousand hooks specified in the Australian‘Threat Abatement Plan for the incidental catch(or by-catch) of seabirds during oceanic longline fishing operations' Environment Australia, 1998.
The Working Group suggested that, in addition to improving observed proportions of hooks set, it would be desirable to increase the detail of observer data collection protocols, in order tobetter analyse factors affecting by-catch of seabirds in these fisheries.
The Working Group agreed to develop a simpler way of estimating potential by-catch of seabirds associated with IUU fishing in the Convention Area and a clearer way of presenting the results of this.
II.196 The Working Group reviewed the Fishery Reports developed by WG-FSA(Annex 5, Agenda Items 5.1 and 5.2) andthe information relating to the by-catch of seabirds and marine mammals contained within the reports.
On the basis of the discussion, the Working Group advised that the by-catch of seabirds associated with the icefish trawl fishery in Subarea 48.3 was likely related to the nature of the fishing gear, especially midwater trawls.
Also under FAO auspices, three International Plans of Action were adopted in 1999 and are being implemented to: improve shark management;reduce by-catch of seabirds in long-line fisheries; and control and reduce fishing capacity.
The Working Group noted that changes to the methodology used to estimate the by-catch of seabirds in unregulated fisheries meant that values estimated this year are approximately half those in previous reports, including last year in SC-CAMLR-XXI/BG/23.
FAO stated that during 2001 it worked with members to promote information about the IPOA-Seabirds and to facilitate its implementation,especially in those fisheries and regions where the by-catch of seabirds in fisheries was most problematic.
FAO reported that it was working with members,especially in those fisheries and regions where the by-catch of seabirds in fisheries was most problematic, to assist with the implementation of the International Plan of Action.
Upon release of the plan, in the development of which HSI had been associated, mitigation measures would be mandatory,ultimately prompting a significant reduction in albatross mortality since its objective was to achieve a zero by-catch of seabirds.
The Working Group appreciated this information and requested that, in the future, if fishery changes occur andthe observer program documents by-catch of seabirds from the CCAMLR Convention Area, that such information be provided to WG-IMAF.
Those measures related to sharks,reducing incidental by-catch of seabirds, management of vulnerable deep-water habitats and ecosystems, fixing catch limits for crabs and toothfish, conditions for the resumption of closed fisheries and bottom fishing activities.
Clearly, the strict adherence to the specific requirements set out in Conservation Measures 24-02 and 25-02 with respect to line-weighting regimes, combined with fishing in areas of average-to-low and average risk, has proven successful in achieving zero orextremely low by-catch of seabirds.
However, because by-catch of seabirds was an important issue for short-tailed albatross in the North Pacific, the Commission had undertaken some research activities on the issue,involving the census of seabird by-catch through logbook records of the halibut fleet.
Australia reported that in 1998 it had initiated a threat abatement plan for the incidental catch(or by-catch) of seabirds during oceanic longline fishing operations, which listed a range of compulsory and voluntary measures to eliminate seabird by-catch.
The Working Group noted that, with this further experimentation, it should be possible to specify line-weighting regimes for autoline vessels which, in conjunction with all other mitigating measures,should enable these vessels to fish during daylight with zero, or insignificant, by-catch of seabirds, at least in areas of average(or lower) risk see also paragraph 7.148.
Requests States and regional fisheries management organizations andarrangements to take urgent action to reduce the by-catch of seabirds, including albatrosses and petrels, in fisheries by adopting and implementing conservation measures that are consistent with recognized international guidelines;
Clearly the strict adherence in Subarea 88.1 to Conservation Measure 29/XIX and to the specific requirements set out in Conservation Measure 210/XIX with respect to line weighting regimes, combined with fishing in an area of average-to-low, andaverage risk, proved successful in eliminating the incidental by-catch of seabirds in Subarea 88.1 to date.