Managing an Endangered Fishery Flashcards

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Who where the two scientists involved in Georges Bank management?

A

Michael Fogarty and Steven Murawski back in the late 1990s

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What did Muraski and Fogarty find about variations in species harvesting and total fishing effort?

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Lead to changes in biological communities and the physical habitat in Georges Bank

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What was fishing like before 1977 when the Two-Hundred-mile limit was established?

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Heavy fishing by the foreign fleet that reduced the population of commercial species (such as mackerel and herring) and increased populations of non-commercial species

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Where are the “Closed Areas” Located 1994?

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Locations were the commercial species are mostly habituated. They are here to allow species to recover

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Fishing for what species causes damage to the ocean bottom habitat and who does this harm?

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groundfish, this is detrimental to cod and flounder that concentrate in bottom gravel. This is made worse by large-scale scallop harvesting in those areas who use drag nets.

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Why does managing U.S Georges Bank with quotas and control of mesh sizes fail?

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failure to account for disruption of food webs, that fishing caused

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How could the “Closed Areas” affect the fishing market?

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Supply could decrease meaning prices of fish would increase creating strain and reduced competition

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Where is George’s Bank Located in US Territory?

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East Massachusetts in the Atlantic Ocean

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