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Global impacts of drifting fish aggregating devices on marine protected areas. [PDF]
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Leveraging animal tracking to combat wildlife crime: GPS-tagged vultures and wolves as sentinels of other species' poaching. [PDF]
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Something looks fishy! A philosophical exploration of AI for marine conservation. [PDF]
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Global scope and economics of illegal fishing
Marine Policy, 2006We present a conceptual model for the analysis of the costs and benefit aspects of the risk inherent in illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) activity. We then develop and present a map of IUU incidences as reported in the Fisheries Centre's Sea Around Us project IUU global database.
U.R. Sumaila, J. Alder, H. Keith
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Enforcement approaches against illegal fishing in national fisheries legislation
Marine Policy, 2023 Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing activities are amongst the most serious and persisting global concerns that negatively impact the environment, economy, and livelihoods.
Julia Nakamura
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Illegal fishing on the Galápagos high seas
Science, 2017The Galapagos Islands and surrounding Galapagos Marine Reserve harbor the largest global shark biomass in the world's oceans ([ 1 ][1]) and unique marine biodiversity ([ 2 ][2]). The loss of high-trophic level fish and marine predators can cause grave trophic cascade effects in the ...
Alava, Juan Jose, Paladines, Fabrizio
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Illegal fishing and the organized crime analogy
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2011Sustainable use of ecosystems represents a significant challenge [1]. In the case of fisheries, illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) fishing is a globally crucial barrier to sustainability [2]. Illegal fishing for some species in the Southern Ocean has been described as a form of well-organized, transnational crime [3,4].
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A Case of Electrocution During Illegal Fishing Activities
American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology, 2003The passage of electric current through the human body causes variable harm, ranging from loss of consciousness to death caused by paralysis of the bulbar nerve centers. This report describes a fatal case caused by an illegal fishing practice involving stunning fish with electric shocks produced by an electric generator carried through the water inside
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2004
Before I start my presentation on the very important subject of illegal fishing, I do want to congratulate Dr Meryl Williams on her appointment to the Chair of the Board of Management of the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research and President of its Policy Advisory Council.
MacDonald, Ian, MacDonald, Ian
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Before I start my presentation on the very important subject of illegal fishing, I do want to congratulate Dr Meryl Williams on her appointment to the Chair of the Board of Management of the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research and President of its Policy Advisory Council.
MacDonald, Ian, MacDonald, Ian
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