Global fisheries catches can be increased after rebuilding of fish populations:: Project: Ecosystem Based FMSY Values in Fisheries Management
Henrik Sparholt · Bjarte Bogstad · Villy Christensen · Jeremy Collie · Rob van Gemert · Ray Hilborn · Jan Horbowy · Daniel Howell · Michael C. Melnychuk · Søren Anker Pedersen · Claus Reedtz Sparrevohn · Gunnar Stefansson · Petur Steingrund
May 2019 · Nordic Council of Ministers
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Global fisheries catches can be increased in a sustainable way after rebuilding of fish populations, if ecosystem functioning is considered. A central biological reference point for fisheries management, Fmsy, the fishing pressure that gives the maximum sustainable yield, has been re-evaluated taking into account ecosystem functioning. This has been done for the main commercial fish stocks of the Northeast Atlantic. The new Fmsy values can replace the current values right away in fisheries management. Report of the working group meeting in 2017.
Global fisheries catches can be increased in a sustainable way after rebuilding of fish populations, if ecosystem functioning is considered. A central biological reference point for fisheries management, Fmsy, the fishing pressure that gives the maximum sustainable yield, has been re-evaluated ta...
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