23 de noviembre de 2024
Sara Pipernos
Program Associate, International Fisheries 
Harvest strategies address uncertainty using a process known as Management Strategy Evaluation (MSE). This process tests the effectiveness of different management approaches across a range of possible future scenarios. It involves evaluating how the harvest strategy would perform under various conditions, such as changes in stock productivity, environmental factors, or illegal fishing levels. By testing these different scenarios, scientists and managers can find the harvest strategy that will perform best, that is, best meet the management objectives, regardless of which scenario comes to fruition.
Key outcomes from ICCAT's annual meeting! Updates include:
✅ Adoption of a HS for N. Atlantic swordfish
✅ Progress on HS for multiple species
✅ Agreement on tropical tuna management (with compromises)
🚫 Shark finning ban blocked!
Read more below!
🌊 Big win for sustainable fisheries! At #ICCAT2024, key strides were made in advancing management procedures for eight critical stocks, ensuring healthier oceans & stronger fisheries. Read the details on our latest blog! #HarvestStrategies
🌊 We're Hiring! Passionate about sustainable fisheries? The Ocean Foundation’s International Fisheries Conservation program is seeking a Program Officer to lead innovative projects on harvest strategies & fisheries management globally. 🌍 #jobopening
🚨#BreakingNews
#ICCAT ends with a landmark decision: a management procedure for NAtlantic Swordfish!
Good decisions on Climate Change➕the fight against IUU & positive but risky progress on Tropical Tunas.
👇Our analysis of #ICCAT2024 ➕ #NEAFC2024
https://www.sciaena.org/en/atlantic-fisheries-management-good-news-for-swordfish/
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