Konferens
HELCOM - 13:e mötet i gruppen för hållbara jordbruksmetoder
14 juni 2018
Seminar/Webinar
Seminarium om marin fysisk planering och Århuskonventionen, 22 nov
Startdatum: 3 september 2024
Slutdatum: 15 juni 2018
Tid: 9:00 CEST / 10:00 EEST
Plats: HELCOM-sekretariatet
Adress: Katajanokanlaituri 6 B, 00160 Helsingfors, Finland
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Beskrivning
Since 2017, there has been a sharp increase in the number of common dolphins stranding in the area of Bay of Biscay in France. A large proportion of cases are attributed to incidental by-catches by fishing gear. For nearly four years, the fishing sector has been working hard to develop innovative solutions in cooperation with scientists in order to reduce their impact on common dolphins in the Bay of Biscay.
Several other initiatives have been taken in relation to this phenomenon such as implementation of the French-Spanish recommendation submitted to the Commission in October 2020. The sector is committed to understand the phenomenon and the interaction between common dolphins and fishing activities better and to respect and help realise the commitments made by the French government last year.
This phenomenon has also been seen in the Baltic Sea. To expand the knowledge on how the fishing sector can put actions behind the commitments, identifying similarities and differences as well as best practices between the two sea-basins will be important and give a foundation for explore ways forward.
The seminar focused on how innovation can offer solutions to improve the situation by inviting fishers, scientists, NGO’s and the Commission. They outlined the situation today and highlight practical solutions for the future.
Participants of the meeting on behalf of CCB:
Ida Carlén, CCB Biodiversity Officer
Nils Höglund, CCB’s Policy Officer and BSAC EBM WG Chair
The participants' list is not available for this event.
Several other initiatives have been taken in relation to this phenomenon such as implementation of the French-Spanish recommendation submitted to the Commission in October 2020. The sector is committed to understand the phenomenon and the interaction between common dolphins and fishing activities better and to respect and help realise the commitments made by the French government last year.
This phenomenon has also been seen in the Baltic Sea. To expand the knowledge on how the fishing sector can put actions behind the commitments, identifying similarities and differences as well as best practices between the two sea-basins will be important and give a foundation for explore ways forward.
The seminar focused on how innovation can offer solutions to improve the situation by inviting fishers, scientists, NGO’s and the Commission. They outlined the situation today and highlight practical solutions for the future.
Participants of the meeting on behalf of CCB:
Ida Carlén, CCB Biodiversity Officer
Nils Höglund, CCB’s Policy Officer and BSAC EBM WG Chair
The participants' list is not available for this event.