Примеры использования Highly migratory species на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Highly migratory species.
Similar considerations apply in the case of highly migratory species.
Other highly migratory species.
Some species have been described by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea as highly migratory species.
The main"other highly migratory species" are pomfrets, sauries and dolphinfish.
There are numerous kinds of sea crabs andturtles and other highly migratory species are common.
RFMOs that manage highly migratory species have established so-called positive lists.
In the Eastern Pacific, off the coast of Central andSouth America, the highly migratory species problem relates to the tuna.
The total discards by those highly migratory species fisheries is estimated to be about 700,000 tons annually.
Articles 63, 64 and 116-119 of the UNCLOSrequires countries to cooperate in the conservation and management of shared stocks and highly migratory species.
As indicated above, highly migratory species are legally defined as those listed in annex I to the Convention.
This section considers the fish stocks that are not comprised of highly migratory species and occur exclusively in the high seas.
The term highly migratory species(HMS) is a legal term which has its origins in Article 64 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea UNCLOS.
It was for that reason that Canada was instrumental in convening the United Nations Conference on Straddling Fish Stocks and Highly Migratory Species.
For the purpose of the present review,"highly migratory species" are the species listed in annex I to the Convention.
Highly migratory species are therefore discussed without regard to stocks or occurrence within exclusive economic zones or on the high seas.
High levels of mercury have been identified in highly migratory species of fish, such as tuna, as well as in different species of marine mammals.
Highly migratory species are therefore addressed without regard to stocks or occurrence within areas under national jurisdiction or on the high seas.
Oceanic sharks are listed in annex I of UNCLOS as a highly migratory species, so many shark fisheries potentially fall within the framework of the Agreement.
GFCM is similar to SEAFO, deferring to other bodies on tuna,although it does work on its own measures for some other highly migratory species.
Other fisheries for highly migratory species have much lower discard rates: 5 per cent for tuna purse seines and 0.4 per cent for tuna pole and line fishing.
Some manage all the fish stocks foundin their specific area, while others focus on highly migratory species, such as tuna, wherever they are found.
Off West Africa, highly migratory species are dealt with principally within the framework of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas ICCAT.
This change makes the United States position consistent with generally accepted international law as contained in the 1982 Convention with regard to highly migratory species. 34/.
Article 63(2) on straddling stocks and article 64 on highly migratory species provide for cooperative State action"either directly" or through appropriate organizations.
Law of the Sea Institute(Hawaii), 24th Annual Conference, Tokyo, Japan, July 1990: Paper on"High seas:drift gillnets, highly migratory species, and marine mammals.
The issue of the jurisdiction of coastal States over highly migratory species found within their exclusive economic zones was settled by the Convention, in favour of the coastal State.
The main species that constitute straddling stocks(e.g., cod, pollock and flounder)are generally well studied compared to several highly migratory species, particularly the non-tunas.
In addition, international vessels using Barbados for the trans-shipment of highly migratory species were monitored while in port and data were collected on catch and effort.
The SEAFO Convention applies to all fish stocks, butprovides for coordination with other bodies, so in practice defers to other competent bodies on highly migratory species.