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Fisheries Bycatch: Global Issues and Creative Solutions

Gordon H. Kruse, Heui-Chun An, Jane DiCosimo, Carrie A. Eischens, Gordon S. Gislason, Douglas N. McBride, Craig S. Rose, and Christopher E. Siddon (editors)

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	Testing of Pacific Halibut Bycatch Reduction Devices in Two US West Coast Bottom Trawl Fisheries M.J.M. Lomeli and W.W. Wakefield	Free
	Bycatch Management in Fisheries: Impacts and Challenges G. Gislason	Free
	Implications of Bycatch, Discards, and Size Limits on Reference Points in the Pacific Halibut Fishery S. Martell, I. Stuart, and J. Sullivan	Free
	The Need for a Broad Perspective Concerning Fisheries Interactions and Bycatch of Marine Mammals B.W. Molony, C.B. Wakefield, S.J. Newman, S. O'Donoghue, L. Joll, and C. Syers	Free
	Bycatch Reduction Devices: Development, Adoption and Implementation? C.W. Glass, S. Eayrs, and J.M. Cournane	Free
	Innovative Camera Applications for Electronic Monitoring F. Wallace, K. Williams, R. Towler, and K. McGauley	Free
	Systematic Research to Reduce Unintentional Fishing-Related Mortality: Example of the Gulf of Maine Northern Shrimp Trawl Fishery P. He	Free
	Pacific Halibut Bycatch Management in Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Trawl Fisheries J. DiCosimo, S. Cunningham, and D. Brannan	Free
	Evaluation of Design-Based Estimators in Federal Groundfish Fisheries off Alaska J. Cahalan, J. Gasper, and J. Mondragon	Free
	Addressing Bycatch in New England’s Groundfish Sectors: The Development of a Fishing Area Selectivity Tool J.M. Peros, R. Young Morse, I. Ogilvie, J. Labaree, and D.S. Salerno	Free
	Operationalizing Open-Source Electronic Monitoring Systems in New England Groundfish Sectors R. Long, A. Barney, C. Carlin, J. Joyce, M. Loquine, B. Martens, G. Smith, L. Van Hook, C. Van Oyen, A. Robertson, and R. Weymer	Free
	More on Bycatches: Changes, Evolution, and Revolution M.A. Hall	Free
	Highlights from the First Update to the National Bycatch Report L.R. Benaka and E.E. Seney	Free
	Fishing Gear Selectivity in the Rationalized Aleutian Islands Golden King Crab Fishery D. Pengilly, V. Vanek, and M.S.M. Siddeek	Free
	Economic Repercussions of a Discard Ban in EU Fisheries J. Anderson, R. Cappell, G. Macfayden, and G. Gislason	Free

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This symposium proceedings features peer-reviewed contributions on new approaches to solving fishery bycatch issues. Articles include new technologies, accounting fishing mortality into harvest control rules, approaches to industry-derived solutions, incentive programs, new regulatory solutions, and studies on social and economic implications related to bycatch issues.

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Item number: AK-SG-15-01
Year: 2015
Size: 6x9 inches

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