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Report of the 11th session of the joint eifac/ices working group on eels
(2001). Report of the 11th session of the joint eifac/ices working group on eels. Eifac occasional paper, 34. Food and Agriculture Organisation: Rome. 31 pp.
Part of: Eifac occasional paper, more

Keywords
    Organisms > Aquatic organisms > Animals > Aquatic animals > Marine animals > Fishes > Aquatic animals > Marine fishes > Osteichthyes > Eels
    Protection > Consumer protection > Controls > Quality controls > Monitoring
    Recruitment
    Research

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  • Joint eifac/ices working group on eels, more

Abstract
    The general picture throughout Europe is of declining yields in eel fisheries. Recruitment of glass eel from the ocean remains at very low levels. Development of escapement targets has been explored; several options are available, but shortage of data limits their application at the current time. The potential effects of re-stocking glass eel are discussed. Coordination of monitoring and research are badly needed. It is proposed to place coordination of research with an international research management body, in which key management levels and eel fishery and culture industries participate.

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