Baltic Sea: Massive cuts in baltic herring advised

게시됨 2023년 6월 5일

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The International Council for the Exploration of the Seas (ICES) has recommended urgent action to reduce Baltic herring quotas by about 50% due to critically low stock levels. The situation is worsened by misreporting of catch data and the herring population is likely to remain below safe levels even with a fishing ban. NGOs and small-scale fishermen are calling for immediate measures to prevent further decline, while ICES also warns of the need to reduce sprat catches and maintain a zero catch for cod in the eastern Baltic Sea. The situation is particularly dire for cod, with ICES suggesting a maximum catch of only 24 tonnes for the western cod stock.
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Scientific Advice states that Baltic Sea herring stocks are below safe levels. NGOs: “stop while there is still time” The International Council for the Exploration of the Seas (ICES) published its scientific advice. Adding to an already dire situation for cod, ICES now advises that drastic cuts in fishing for Baltic herring are also needed. NGOs and small-scale fishermen alike react with calls for urgent action to taken by decision makers. The alarms went off along the Swedish eastern coast several years ago: there is no longer any larger herring to be caught, a herring used for traditional human consumption. In fact, some coastal fishermen do not find any herring at all. At the same time, larger offshore vessels claim that fishing for herring is fine. This is a pattern seen several times before and not only in the Baltic Sea. The fish starts to disappear along the coast and after a few years the catches in the open sea start also decrease. In the case of the Baltic cod, that ...
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