Fish discards are big news. On average, some 8% (6.8 million tonnes) of the total catch by weight of marine organisms caught by fishing boats worldwide are discarded every year, of which about 1.3 million tonnes are discarded in the fisheries of the northeast Atlantic, mostly in European Union (EU) waters (Kelleher 2005). What are discards? Put simply, discards are an unwanted catch. They could be fish that are of no commercial value, fish that are below the legal landing size, fish for which a vessel has no quota (or for which their quote share has run out), damaged or spoiled fish, or other organisms of no value.JRC.G.3-Maritime affair
Executive Summary This document is the first deliverable in work package 5 of the DiscardLess proje...
Since the first introduction of the landing obligation (a.k.a. Discard ban) in 2015, the EU Mediterr...
Estimates of discards by the Dutch pelagic freezer-trawler fleet were derived based on data from obs...
Discarding is the throwing overboard of unwanted fish or benthic animals [In this study, we define d...
Discards are the portion of animal and plant material in the catch that is dumped back at sea. The C...
Fisheries discards are often seen as an enormous waste of resources and an impediment to the rebuild...
Discards are defined as the part of the catch that is brought on deck only to be returned to the sea...
Discarding is a common practice in fisheries. Total discards are estimated to be about 30 million to...
Discards refer to the part of the catch not retained on board during commercial fishing operations, ...
Discarding by fisheries is perceived as contrary to responsible harvesting. Legislation seeking to e...
Discarding occurs because most methods of fishing catch more fish than the fisherman can legally lan...
Discarding is a common practice in fisheries. Total discards are estimated to be about 30 million to...
Discards refer to that part of the catch returned to the sea during fishing operations. This study a...
To reduce the practice of discarding commercially fished organisms, several measures such as a disca...
Discarding by fisheries is perceived as contrary to responsible harvesting. Legislation seeking to e...
Executive Summary This document is the first deliverable in work package 5 of the DiscardLess proje...
Since the first introduction of the landing obligation (a.k.a. Discard ban) in 2015, the EU Mediterr...
Estimates of discards by the Dutch pelagic freezer-trawler fleet were derived based on data from obs...
Discarding is the throwing overboard of unwanted fish or benthic animals [In this study, we define d...
Discards are the portion of animal and plant material in the catch that is dumped back at sea. The C...
Fisheries discards are often seen as an enormous waste of resources and an impediment to the rebuild...
Discards are defined as the part of the catch that is brought on deck only to be returned to the sea...
Discarding is a common practice in fisheries. Total discards are estimated to be about 30 million to...
Discards refer to the part of the catch not retained on board during commercial fishing operations, ...
Discarding by fisheries is perceived as contrary to responsible harvesting. Legislation seeking to e...
Discarding occurs because most methods of fishing catch more fish than the fisherman can legally lan...
Discarding is a common practice in fisheries. Total discards are estimated to be about 30 million to...
Discards refer to that part of the catch returned to the sea during fishing operations. This study a...
To reduce the practice of discarding commercially fished organisms, several measures such as a disca...
Discarding by fisheries is perceived as contrary to responsible harvesting. Legislation seeking to e...
Executive Summary This document is the first deliverable in work package 5 of the DiscardLess proje...
Since the first introduction of the landing obligation (a.k.a. Discard ban) in 2015, the EU Mediterr...
Estimates of discards by the Dutch pelagic freezer-trawler fleet were derived based on data from obs...