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… measures agreed among others taking part in the fishery. The growing array and intensity of threats to the … on ground-breaking conservation mea- sures in one fishery may influence later regional and global develop- … embody a precautionary, go-slow approach to expanding a fishery in step with growing scientific knowl- edge, or …

… communities of many of the African lakes. In such cases fishery managers may argue that it would be easier to manage a fishery of just a few fast-growing and commercially valuable … cases formerly rare species, once poorly represented in fishery catches, are the species best adapted to the degraded …

… example, an indigenous or local community with rights to a fishery or fishing grounds. • Legal instrument is used … maintain ecosystem conditions that may support a coastal fishery, and also protect habitat for a threatened species. …

… along the shores of the lake as well as of the soda lakes, fishery focused on non-autochthon species. Therefore the … the eel population in the lake and switch from intensive fishery management to traditional practices. However these … lake – in Sarród, Szeplák, Hegykö, Balf or Fert rakos – fishery rights were annually given by the landowners to …