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Revisiting the SSC Decision to Use all Available Data to Calculate Average Landings/OFLs/ABCs

Revisiting the SSC Decision to Use all Available Data to Calculate Average Landings/OFLs/ABCs. Southeast Fisheries Science Center. SUMMARY STATEMENT

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Basic principle of exploitation Shared stocks in the Baltic

Management of shared stocks, Baltic case by Jan Horbowy Baltic Sea regional participatory meeting, ComFish Gdynia, 24-26 April, 2012 . Plan. Basic principle of exploitation Shared stocks in the Baltic Procedures of assessment and management Example of ICES advice. Sustainable fishery.

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Russian Federation Knipovich Polar Research Institute of Marine

Russian Federation Knipovich Polar Research Institute of Marine Fisheries and Oceanography (PINRO ), Murmansk Challenges to the Russian pelagic fisheries Alexander I. Krysov.

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MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION OF AN OVER-EXPLOITED FISHERY RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION OF AN OVER-EXPLOITED FISHERY RESOURCE. THE CCSBT EXPERIENCE. CCSBT Position - 2007. the fishery is badly depleted spawning stock biomass is most likely at around 10% of its pristine level and in a very vulnerable situation

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Revisiting the SSC Decision to Use all Available Data to Calculate Average Landings/OFLs/ABCs

Basic principle of exploitation Shared stocks in the Baltic

Russian Federation Knipovich Polar Research Institute of Marine

MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION OF AN OVER-EXPLOITED FISHERY RESOURCE