CIESM Workshop Monographs 32
... Indeed, the biomass of high trophic level species declined drastically (i.e. as much as 80-90%) over different spatial and temporal scales (e.g. Christensen et al., 2003; Myers and Worm, 2003). As a result, many stocks are threatened by biological or economic extinction. Thus, global catch per perso ...
... Indeed, the biomass of high trophic level species declined drastically (i.e. as much as 80-90%) over different spatial and temporal scales (e.g. Christensen et al., 2003; Myers and Worm, 2003). As a result, many stocks are threatened by biological or economic extinction. Thus, global catch per perso ...
Assessment of Impacts of Mariculture Year
... OSPAR previously acknowledged that the mariculture industry is very diverse, its impacts are mostly sitespecific, regulation and control will therefore always need to be focused on a case-by-case approach, and a substantial amount of general guidance is available to give the background to these case ...
... OSPAR previously acknowledged that the mariculture industry is very diverse, its impacts are mostly sitespecific, regulation and control will therefore always need to be focused on a case-by-case approach, and a substantial amount of general guidance is available to give the background to these case ...
Coastal and Ocean Management Strategy and Policy Framework for
... Overview of the Discussion Paper For hundreds of years, the people of Newfoundland and Labrador have relied on the marine resources from our waters. The strong connection to the sea is reflected in the depth of our culture and heritage. In fact, 90 per cent of Newfoundland and Labrador’s population ...
... Overview of the Discussion Paper For hundreds of years, the people of Newfoundland and Labrador have relied on the marine resources from our waters. The strong connection to the sea is reflected in the depth of our culture and heritage. In fact, 90 per cent of Newfoundland and Labrador’s population ...
Chapter 22 Mariculture
... ‘inland waters’ (such as lakes with their floodplains, reservoirs, rivers, wetlands and coastal lagoons) and ‘marine areas’. In this study, the FAO categories are followed, whereby all aquatic plants and animals cultured in marine areas (marine and brackish waters, but excluding inland waters) are c ...
... ‘inland waters’ (such as lakes with their floodplains, reservoirs, rivers, wetlands and coastal lagoons) and ‘marine areas’. In this study, the FAO categories are followed, whereby all aquatic plants and animals cultured in marine areas (marine and brackish waters, but excluding inland waters) are c ...
Hauke L. Kite-Powell
... vessel total losses and injuries. Journal of Safety Research 32:209-228. Kaplan, I. and H.L. Kite-Powell. 2000. Safety at sea and fisheries management: fishermen’s attitudes and the need for co-management. Marine Policy 24(6):493-498. Jin, D. and H.L. Kite-Powell. 2000. Historical performance of shi ...
... vessel total losses and injuries. Journal of Safety Research 32:209-228. Kaplan, I. and H.L. Kite-Powell. 2000. Safety at sea and fisheries management: fishermen’s attitudes and the need for co-management. Marine Policy 24(6):493-498. Jin, D. and H.L. Kite-Powell. 2000. Historical performance of shi ...
D3.5: Aquaculture indicators report - AQUA
... Conclusions ................................................................................................................ 46 Future work .............................................................................................................................. 46 ...
... Conclusions ................................................................................................................ 46 Future work .............................................................................................................................. 46 ...
Environmental Performance of Marine Net
... ments to address the environmental effects of sh farms outlined in this article. Table 1 lists the federal laws that apply to environmental sustainability of marine net-pen aquaculture in the United States and the agencies responsible for their imple- mentation. State government ...
... ments to address the environmental effects of sh farms outlined in this article. Table 1 lists the federal laws that apply to environmental sustainability of marine net-pen aquaculture in the United States and the agencies responsible for their imple- mentation. State government ...
OffshOre AquAculture - Aquarium of the Pacific
... aquaculture gear have occurred, but are very minimal relative to those associated with well-established commercial fisheries. The study underlines the need for more data on all marine aquaculture interactions (positive or negative) to better assess the threat of interactions with aquaculture gear. T ...
... aquaculture gear have occurred, but are very minimal relative to those associated with well-established commercial fisheries. The study underlines the need for more data on all marine aquaculture interactions (positive or negative) to better assess the threat of interactions with aquaculture gear. T ...
E Chapter 13 Impacts of Aquaculture
... production of marine species in aquaculture (mariculture) has increased. While this may be an answer to the increasing demand for protein worldwide, it has also created new problems for marine ecosystemes and natural stocks of resource species. In Europe and North America the problems have first and ...
... production of marine species in aquaculture (mariculture) has increased. While this may be an answer to the increasing demand for protein worldwide, it has also created new problems for marine ecosystemes and natural stocks of resource species. In Europe and North America the problems have first and ...
pathways of effects for finfish and shellfish aquaculture
... introduction of non-indigenous bivalves in Canada. However, information from outside of Canada indicates that escaped non-indigenous bivalves established beyond the aquaculture site could, in some cases, result in far-field alterations in fish habitat and water quality, as well as trophic interactio ...
... introduction of non-indigenous bivalves in Canada. However, information from outside of Canada indicates that escaped non-indigenous bivalves established beyond the aquaculture site could, in some cases, result in far-field alterations in fish habitat and water quality, as well as trophic interactio ...
DFO. 2006. Assessing Habitat Risks Associated with Bivalve
... Habitat Management has sought science advice to support defensible assessments of the risk to fish habitat posed by bivalve culture, thereby supporting the management decisions that flow from that risk assessment. Tools are needed by Habitat Management to support decisions regarding bivalve aquacult ...
... Habitat Management has sought science advice to support defensible assessments of the risk to fish habitat posed by bivalve culture, thereby supporting the management decisions that flow from that risk assessment. Tools are needed by Habitat Management to support decisions regarding bivalve aquacult ...
S C M A
... Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), the U.S. Coast Guard, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The responsibilities of these agencies range from protecting water quality and other environmental issues, to navigation, to food safety concerns, to interactions with federal fishery managemen ...
... Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), the U.S. Coast Guard, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The responsibilities of these agencies range from protecting water quality and other environmental issues, to navigation, to food safety concerns, to interactions with federal fishery managemen ...
coastal and marine spatial planning – including applications for
... tourism and recreation has resulted in increased competition for coastal and ocean space as well as potential conflict between user groups. The risk of cumulative ecosystem impacts is also increased. Internationally, ecosystem-based coastal and marine spatial planning (CMSP) is being widely adopted ...
... tourism and recreation has resulted in increased competition for coastal and ocean space as well as potential conflict between user groups. The risk of cumulative ecosystem impacts is also increased. Internationally, ecosystem-based coastal and marine spatial planning (CMSP) is being widely adopted ...
S C M A
... As world consumption of seafood continues to increase, the farming of marine species has become a rapidly growing domestic and international industry. There are, however, a number of challenges that this industry presents. Nearshore marine aquaculture activities are affected by increasing population ...
... As world consumption of seafood continues to increase, the farming of marine species has become a rapidly growing domestic and international industry. There are, however, a number of challenges that this industry presents. Nearshore marine aquaculture activities are affected by increasing population ...
Thinking outside the box
... timber has come from legal sources, improving competitiveness in international markets, and the lack of income over the years trees need to mature combined with the market reality that older trees are more valuable. Much ACIAR-funded research is addressing the question of whether timber from shortro ...
... timber has come from legal sources, improving competitiveness in international markets, and the lack of income over the years trees need to mature combined with the market reality that older trees are more valuable. Much ACIAR-funded research is addressing the question of whether timber from shortro ...
tropical aquaculture
... These ecosystems constitute great aquaculture sites in the tropics. They are also sites of great aquaculture development and sources of aquaculture species. Great lakes like Lake Chad and rivers like river Nile, river Niger and Benue, the Niger delta etc support great aquaculture and fisheries activ ...
... These ecosystems constitute great aquaculture sites in the tropics. They are also sites of great aquaculture development and sources of aquaculture species. Great lakes like Lake Chad and rivers like river Nile, river Niger and Benue, the Niger delta etc support great aquaculture and fisheries activ ...
Hoto (AZTI response)
... increase of diseases, mortality or productivity, within the cages. - Impact of the introduction of alien species: Aquaculture is the second cause of transfer of marine species from different areas of the world. It has been described that aquaculture impacts on Posidonia beds, favouring the establish ...
... increase of diseases, mortality or productivity, within the cages. - Impact of the introduction of alien species: Aquaculture is the second cause of transfer of marine species from different areas of the world. It has been described that aquaculture impacts on Posidonia beds, favouring the establish ...
Geoduck aquaculture
Geoduck aquaculture or geoduck farming is the practice of cultivating geoducks (specifically the Pacific geoduck, Panopea generosa) for human consumption. The geoduck is a large edible saltwater clam, a marine bivalve mollusk, that is native to the Pacific Northwest.Juvenile geoducks are planted or seeded on the ocean floor or substrate within the soft intertidal and subtidal zones, then harvested five to seven years later when they have reached marketable size (about 1 kg or 2.2 lbs). They are native to the Pacific region and are found from Baja California, through the Pacific Northwest and Southern Alaska.Most geoducks are harvested from the wild, but because of state government-instituted limits on the amount that can be harvested, the need to grow geoducks in farms to meet an increasing demand has led to the growth of the geoduck aquaculture industry, particularly in Puget Sound, Washington. Geoduck meat is a prized delicacy in Asian cuisine; the majority of exports are sent to China (Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Beijing, are the main Chinese markets), Hong Kong and Japan.