Evaluation of New Zealand’s High-Seas Bottom Trawl Closures Using Predictive Habitat Models and Quantitative Risk Assessment Andrew J. Penney1*, John M. Guinotte2 1 Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Econom

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Date: 2013-12-18 11:01:30 Fisheries Marine conservation Fishing trawler Trawlers Trawling Bottom trawling Vessel monitoring system Overfishing Wild fisheries Fishing Fish Fishing industry		Evaluation of New Zealand’s High-Seas Bottom Trawl Closures Using Predictive Habitat Models and Quantitative Risk Assessment Andrew J. Penney1*, John M. Guinotte2 1 Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Econom Add to Reading List Source URL: www.marine-conservation.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,92 MB Share Document on Facebook

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