A socio-economic sustainability indicator for the Basque tropical tuna purse-seine fleet with a FAD fishing strategy
Submitted: 2016-03-04
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|Published: 2014-01-02
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Keywords:
Purse-seiners, FAD, Rapfish, Sustainability, Tropical tuna stocks
Supporting agencies:
Financiación recibida del proyecto MADE (Mitigating Adverse Ecological Impact of Open Oceans Fisheries
www.made-project.eu) co-financiado por la UE y el Gobierno Vasco. Este artículo es la contribución número 632 de AZTI-Tecnalia (U. de Investigación).
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