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Fish / Anthrozoology / Gadidae / Sustainable fisheries / Renewable energy in Scotland / Fisheries / Tidal power / Tides / Cod fisheries / Cod / Atlantic cod / European Marine Energy Centre
Date: 2016-07-04 11:58:32
Fish
Anthrozoology
Gadidae
Sustainable fisheries
Renewable energy in Scotland
Fisheries
Tidal power
Tides
Cod fisheries
Cod
Atlantic cod
European Marine Energy Centre

Impact case study (REF3b) Institution: University of Strathclyde Unit of Assessment: 10 Title of case study: Recovery of cod stocks in the North Sea achieved by a change in EU fisheries policy driven by evidence from mat

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