Fisheries definition

Fisheries includes aquaculture and refers to either marine or freshwater fish, crustaceans, and molluscs (e.g. bivalves, gastropods and cephalopods).

Fisheries means one or more stocks of fish, which can be treated as a unit for the purposes of conservation, development and management, taking into account geographical, scientific, technical, customary, recreational, economical and other relevant characteristics;

Fisheries means the set of biological species treated unitarily for management, conservation, and economic exploitation purposes;

Examples of Fisheries in a sentence

• If there is a significant marine mammal response component to an incident, a representative from the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) may be appointed to the position of Deputy Director.

• ERP No. D–NOA–A91067–00 Rating EC2, Deep-sea Red Crab (Chaceon quinquedens) Fisheries, Fishery Management Plan, Development and Implementation, Norfolk Canyon in the south to the Xxxxx Line in the north, Continental United States and Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

• Sustainable Fisheries Develop links with CLIVAR (Climate Variability and Predictability Project of the World Climate Research Programme) and CLIVAR Africa and with GOOS (Global Ocean Observing System of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO) and GOOS-Africa Establish regional advisory groups and networking centres Strengthen capacity of local communities to implement and monitor management plans II.

• The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (DWFF) and the State Lands Division (SLD) continue to work together to restore and maintain gopher tortoise habitat on DWFF, Forever Wild Land Trust, and SLD lands.

• Sustainable Fisheries Develop agreements and technology basis for the free and regular exchange of environmental data and information within the region Promote innovative designs and fabrication of by- catch reduction devices for use by industrial shrimping vessels.

More Definitions of Fisheries

Fisheries means the living aquatic resources of the internal waters, the territorial sea, the exclusive economic zone and any other waters over which the Republic claims jurisdiction;‌‌‌

Fisheries comprises all activities related to fish, including aquaculture. "Fishery products" means all aquatic animals, plants and products derived therefrom. The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora adopted in Washington in 1973, as amended, must be respected. Cetacean species which are not covered by the said Convention shall not be included within the services provided by EUROFISH. "Host State" means the State in which the seat of EUROFISH is situated. "Marketing information" means data and other information on distribution, transport and sale on local and international markets, on marketing opportunities and on the overall process of product development and promotion including advertising, public relations and other services.

Fisheries shall be inserted after "agriculture", the words "and research" shall be replaced by "research and technological development and space", and the words ", since animals are sentient beings," shall be inserted after "Member States shall".

Fisheries means activities involving the management, conservation and recovery of fish stocks, also fishing, aquaculture, fish processing and first sale and buying-in of fisheries products at first sale.

Fisheries means fishing operations, aquaculture, the caretaking of aquatic animals, or aquatic animal processing, including any operation in support of a fishing operation.

Fisheries means fishing, fish farming related to the conservation, development, propagation, protection, exploitation, processing, value adding like activities of fishing and fish products connected with education and research and it includes all sectors comprising Biology, Environmental Science, Technology, Economics, Social Science;

Fisheries means all species of fish and shellfish commonly or regularly originating or harvested commercially or for sport in Puget Sound and its tributary freshwater bodies, together with the aquatic plants and animals and habitat needed for continued propagation and growth of such species.