Examples of using Seabird by-catch in English and their translations into French
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Marine mammal and seabird by-catch.
Seabird by-catch in the traditional system was not reported in the abstract.
There is little information on seabird by-catch on the high seas.
Seabird by-catch rates increased markedly during October and November compared to earlier in the year.
Time of setting was another important determinant of seabird by-catch.
Advice on appropriate levels of seabird by-catch, on an area-specific basis, should be provided by WG-IMALF.
Observation of 18% of hooks produced no reports of seabird by-catch WG-FSA-98/10.
Full details of vessel-specific seabird by-catch over the last five years are provided in Table 6.10.
Mr Arata reported that Uruguayan scientists had recently collected seabird by-catch data from their EEZ.
WG-FSA-01/8 reviewed seabird by-catch around the Prince Edward Islands over the four-year period 1996 to 2000.
This could include practical areas of cooperation on the mitigation of seabird by-catch.
The request was to ensure that the issue of seabird by-catch be included for consideration by IOTC.
Seabird by-catch rates for Division 58.4.4 were therefore set at 60% of those pertaining to Subareas 58.6 and 58.7.
Nevertheless monitoring has been andcontinues to be implemented to assess seabird by-catch in longline fisheries.
The total estimated seabird by-catch rate is only 20% of that in 2001(Annex 5, paragraphs 7.10 and 7.11 and Tables 7.1 to 7.3);
Ensure strict compliance with Conservation Measure 29/XIX as a seabird by-catch precautionary measure.
In the assessment of seabird by-catch, the number of birds caught by a fishery should be defined as the sum of categories 1, 2, and 3a.
This emphasises a need to focus on haul mitigation measures to further reduce seabird by-catch in these fisheries.
Dr Marschoff reported that studies reviewing seabird by-catch in Argentine waters would be submitted to WG-IMALF next year.
WG-FSA-00/23 reported on the use of pots to catch toothfish,as a method to avoid seabird by-catch, in Subarea 48.3.