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Opportunities for IWC-CCAMLR collaboration to contribute to CCAMLR’s Revised Krill Fishery Management Approach

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posted on 2023-10-04, 05:03 authored by Nat Kelly, Steve Parker, Dale MaschetteDale Maschette, Cara Miller

This paper provides a summarised history of the development of CCAMLR’s management of the Antarctic krill fishery, including recent developments towards a revised management approach. The revised krill management approach combines three components: periodic krill biomass estimates, estimation of precautionary harvest rates, and a ’spatial overlap analysis’, which incorporates the estimated spatial needs of krill predators. The role of baleen whale science in the revised krill fishery management approach highlights the need for information on whale abundance estimates, spatial distribution by season, krill consumption rates, residency times on the Antarctic feeding grounds, and a deeper understanding of krill swarm preferences.

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Science to support Australias Southern Ocean Fisheries 2021-2023 : Fisheries Research & Development Corporation | 2020-095

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Ecology and Biodiversity, Sustainable Marine Research Collaboration

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  • Published online

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International Whaling Commission Scientific Commmittee

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International whaling commission

Date of Event (Start Date)

2023-04-24

Date of Event (End Date)

2023-05-06

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