
ICES FAO WGFTFB
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The Working Group on Fishing Technology and Fish Behaviour is a group of scientist experts in fishing gears and fish behaviour in relation to fishing
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http://www.ices.dk/community/groups/Pages/WGFTFB.aspx 26-11-2017 16:46:58
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Special thanks to DTU-Aqua and all the sponsors for hosting an amazing conference last week in Hirtshals Denmark ICES FAO WGFTFB


Here's a quick snapshot of a Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM)'s selective #gear trials in an Irish Nephrops fishery.The team found that restricting 90 mm to the codend and not the extension piece could assist in maintaining Nephrops while reducing whiting catches.More here: buff.ly/2yr7w1n


#fisheriesacoustics #ecosystemservices #fishingtechnology #annualreport all featured in #ICES_ASC July newsletter. Feature by Richard O'Driscoll of NIWA and co-authors Nils Olav Handegard Paul Fernandes bit.ly/2Kf0phU






#DYK that fish skins can be turned into leather? Or that some species can be used to make insulin? Find out about the other fascinating uses of unwanted fish catches, outside of the #seafood industry, in this handy guide from DiscardLess: buff.ly/2O0p7Vs


The CNO workshop is well underway. Topics as ghost gear, waste reception, reuse and recycling from both commercial and recreational fishery is discussed. CNO hopes to map the status in the different countries, and make recommended measures to them. Nordisk Samarbejde



Gearing Up's Tom Catchpole is at the #WGFTFB ICES FAO WGFTFB meeting in Shanghai! One of the items at the top of his agenda? Encouraging scientists to summarise the #selective gear trials they've been working on so they can add them to the GU tool! tool.gearingup.eu

A great meeting last week with participants from 23 countries at ICES FAO WGFTFB -2019 annual meeting called - Responsible Fishing Technology for Healthy Ecosystems and Clean Environment. ICES Fisheries & Aquaculture. Thanks to our Host, Shanghai Ocean University (China)





Just out! Excited to share our Centre's first publication on redfish trawl selectivity: authors.elsevier.com/a/1YwOfbiU1lExB The research was supported by @Hafrannsóknastofnun Ocean Frontier Institute Marine Institute, Memorial University @hampidjan HB Grandi @SINTEF_Ocean UiT | University of Tromsø
