Management challenges facing U.S. fisheries

Article Abstract:

The degradation of marine habitats necessitates a multifaceted approach with an equal focus on conservation and mutual cooperation in the fishing industry. Regional councils for fisheries management are facing challenges in dealing with the crisis. Scientific uncertainties over sustainable harvest limits pose difficulty in setting harvest limits for fishers. A workable stability between the commercial and conservational aspects of marine resources is needed for the effective management of fisheries.

Evaluation, Laws, regulations and rules, Fisheries

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Shifting currents in fisheries policy

Article Abstract:

Fisheries management councils are addressing crisis areas in the industry, such as declining fish populations and overcapitalization, to formulate an effective fishery policy. Scientific know-how is utilized to ensure controlled access to marine resources. Such programs place emphasis on the long-term potential yield of the fisheries. An effective fisheries management policy requires mutual cooperation in the fishing industry.

Analysis, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Fishery scientists

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