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1st Meeting of the Scientific Committee La Jolla, United States of America, 21-27 October 2013 SC-01-INF-11 Data Requirements for Monitoring Seabird Bycatch
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Document Date: 2013-09-19 21:20:32

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Jolla / /

Company

Centralised / Joint Tuna RFMO Technical Bycatch Working Group / Antarctic Marine Living Resources / BirdLife International / ACAP Seabird Bycatch Working Group / /

Country

United States / /

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mitigation solutions / bycatch management / data collection protocols / seabird bycatch data collection protocols / remote monitoring technology / electronic monitoring technology / /

Organization

1st Scientific Committee / Central Pacific Fisheries Commission / United Nations / International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas / South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation / Indian Ocean Tuna Commission / Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources / RFMO Secretariat / Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission / Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission / /

Person

Cleo Small / Anton Wolfaardt / Ross Wanless / /

Position

regional observer / observer data Standardised collection / Monitoring Seabird Bycatch Author / representative / Deputy Convenor / /

Technology

seabird bycatch data collection protocols / relevant protocols / data collection protocols / sampling protocols / electronic monitoring technology / The data collection protocols / remote monitoring technology / same protocols / /

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