'Illegal fishing' diaporamas de présentation

S.TOME AND PRINCIPE Fisheries Crime. Natacha Amado Vaz Copenhagen , October 2018. Objectives of the Presentation. Presentation of the country and the geographical environment (geographical characteristics) Legislation in force and ratified conventions

Have subsidies played a role in IUU fishing for Patagonian toothfish in the Southern Oceans? . UNEP Workshop on Fisheries Subsidies and Sustainable Fisheries Management 26-27 April, 2004 Geneva Indrani Lutchman. Outline of presentation. Introduction to the case study

FINANCING SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. Emilia T. Boncodin Professor National College of Public Administration and Governance University of the Philippines WORLD CIVIC FORUM Seoul, Korea May 5 – 8, 2009. Table of Contents. The Sea: A Huge Food Source World Statistics

Yangtze river. Done by: Shuaa AL Nasr 6B. What is the Yangtze river? Where is it located?.

PROS. Decrease of pressure on natural reefs. Creation of habitat for underwater life. Tool in combating illegal fishing since they prevent the use of trawls. Protection of the coastline from the ravages of intense storms. O pportunity for the development of sustainable ecotourism. CONS.

Estimating the Worldwide Extent of Illegal Fishing: the economics of Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing and the impact of IUU Fisheries on ACP countries. David Agnew & John Pearce MRAG Ltd, London. Estimates of Illegal fishing worldwide. Global losses : $10 – 23 billion annually

Overfishing. By: Plum, Saya, Matt, Meth, Mitsuki. The Result of Overfishing in Sundaland. In the Gulf of Thailand, the fish population plummeted by up to 86% over the period of 30 years from 1961 to 1991. Catch rate per hour also dropped more than sevenfold from 1966 to 1994.

Gaana Balbar Set our taimen free. CRITICAL ANALYSIS PRESENTATION. Site: The Onon River, Mongolia. Onon is headwater of the Amur Amur River flows through Mongolia, Russia, and China Longest Salmon river in Asia One of last strongholds for Taimen, the world’s largest Salmonid

Improving Fisheries Governance in the Northwest Atlantic 11 th North Atlantic Fisheries Ministers’ Conference June 8-9, 2006. Presentation Outline. Current Context International Pressure for Actions On-going Reform Processes High Seas Task Force Expectations of Results

Control Strategies in CCAMLR Fisheries Graeme Parkes. Vessel: Maya V Image courtesy of ADF. CCAMLR: The Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources. Organisation responsible for the m anagement of fisheries in the Antarctic

The need for harvest control rules. Workshop on Harvest Control Rules for Sustainable Fisheries Management 13-15 September 2004 Institute of Marine Research Maren Aschehoug Esmark WWF-Norway. WWF - World W ide F und for N ature. 5 million member globally (5.000 in Norway)

The Evolution of the Fishing Industry and Fisheries Management in the Russian Far East Context, Calamities, Continuity (Six Decades in Ten Minutes). Tony Allison. Summary: The Four Recent Epochs of RFE Fisheries and Their Meaning for Today. The Soviet legacy: will nostalgia trump rationality?

The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef: Environmental Threats. Grace Adams. The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef:. 2 nd largest barrier reef in the world Extends from the Yucatan Peninsula, along the coasts of Belize, to the Bay Islands of Honduras Home to over 500 species of fish

The Indonesian navy routinely destroys illegal fishing boats found in its waters.\n

The Indonesian navy routinely destroys illegal fishing boats found in its waters.

Lake Naivasha is a Ramsar site of international importance (1997). The Lake’s fishery is based on exotic species. The main threats to the lake Naivasha fishery include Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishery and unsustainable resource exploitation both within the lake and its catchments. The fisheries management should train, support and collaborate with the local beach management units and fishing communities to sustainably manage the resource and stem the increasing illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.