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Fish and Fisheries, 2013
AbstractSuccessful individual transferable quota (ITQ) management requires a binding (constraining) total allowable catch (TAC). A non‐binding TAC may result in a shift back towards open access conditions, where fishers increasingly compete (‘race’) to catch their share of the total harvest.
Timothy J Emery +4 more
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AbstractSuccessful individual transferable quota (ITQ) management requires a binding (constraining) total allowable catch (TAC). A non‐binding TAC may result in a shift back towards open access conditions, where fishers increasingly compete (‘race’) to catch their share of the total harvest.
Timothy J Emery +4 more
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Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
Total allowable catches (TACs) are vital for managing fishing pressure and preventing overfishing. However, single-species TACs (SSTACs) in multispecies fisheries often lead to bycatch and choking-species issues, where fisheries close prematurely when the TAC for one species is met.
Ming Sun, Jia Wo, Yiping Ren, Yong Chen
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Total allowable catches (TACs) are vital for managing fishing pressure and preventing overfishing. However, single-species TACs (SSTACs) in multispecies fisheries often lead to bycatch and choking-species issues, where fisheries close prematurely when the TAC for one species is met.
Ming Sun, Jia Wo, Yiping Ren, Yong Chen
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Society for Jeju Studies
Topshell catch by Haenyeo (women divers) has been one of Jeju's economically significant harvests of marine living resources. Total allowable catch (TAC) has been introduced to restore the topshell stock. This paper examines the impacts of the TAC regulation on topshells in Jeju through a comparative study with the red snapper TAC in the Gulf of Mexico
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Topshell catch by Haenyeo (women divers) has been one of Jeju's economically significant harvests of marine living resources. Total allowable catch (TAC) has been introduced to restore the topshell stock. This paper examines the impacts of the TAC regulation on topshells in Jeju through a comparative study with the red snapper TAC in the Gulf of Mexico
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Journal for European Environmental & Planning Law, 2010
AbstractBefore the Lisbon Treaty, environmental non - governmental organisations could rarely or not satisfy the admissibility test to gain access to the European courts. This contribution examines whether the rules on locus standi under the Lisbon Treaty will facilitate their access to justice.
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AbstractBefore the Lisbon Treaty, environmental non - governmental organisations could rarely or not satisfy the admissibility test to gain access to the European courts. This contribution examines whether the rules on locus standi under the Lisbon Treaty will facilitate their access to justice.
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Fisheries
Sterlet т the Severnaya Dvina river is not in demand by fishery due to the peculiarities of its distribution during the periods allowed for fishing. The development of the volumes of sterlet issued to users in 2012-2021 amounted to 19.5-43.4%, and the development of the total allowable catch is even less - 7.9-36.1%.
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Sterlet т the Severnaya Dvina river is not in demand by fishery due to the peculiarities of its distribution during the periods allowed for fishing. The development of the volumes of sterlet issued to users in 2012-2021 amounted to 19.5-43.4%, and the development of the total allowable catch is even less - 7.9-36.1%.
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The effects of the time delay in biological allowable catch (ABC) calculation on stock management
Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi, 2021Kazuhiko Hiramatsu
exaly
Trade-offs in fishery management objectives when allowing catch limit carry-over between years
ICES Journal of Marine Science, 2020John Wiedenmann +2 more
exaly