November 23, 2024
Shana Miller
A harvest strategy, also known as a management procedure, is a pre-agreed framework for making fisheries management decisions (such as catch or effort limits) to achieve a long-term vision for the fish and fishery. Before they are implemented, robust harvest strategies are tested through a process that involves fishery scientists, managers, and other stakeholders, which is called management strategy evaluation (MSE).
Check out our resources to learn more about the basic elements of a harvest strategy and how the process works.
Watch the latest video from @spc_cps “Developing Harvest Strategies for Pacific Tuna Fisheries” series. It breaks down performance indicators through creative examples, making the topic accessible and memorable.
#tuna #sustainability #MPs #fisheries
We attended a @iattc_ciat working group on mahi mahi in the Eastern Pacific Ocean last week! We discussed updating the stock assessment and an accompanying management strategy evaluation, and we're excited to see where this collaboration leads!
#MSE #StockAssessment #Fisheries
April 2, 2026
