Essays on Fishery

The common resources are natural and cultural resources, and they include air, water, ocean and habitable earth. These common resources are accessible to all society members. The resources are not privately owned but instead are held in common. Due to a tragedy of commons, individual users of the shared resources act independently as directed by their self-interest and deplete the resources by behaving contrary to the shared resources. For instance, oceans as common resources are usually subjected to overexploitation and abuse since it is not private property. Since the competition of fisheries is high, the fishing firms demonstrate predatory ...

Abstract

The Chinook or king salmon is a high-value seafood choice given its fat content and nutritional value. The global shift to healthy diets and sustainable food sources has increased the worldwide demand for the king salmon significantly. Increased harvesting of this species has led to declining populations that threaten sustainability. Farmed Chinook, particularly from New Zealand, has helped in meeting the high demand while preserving the wild Chinook. Although policies, rules, and regulations are effective means of ensuring that the king salmon is not overharvested, and its habitats are well conserved, there is a need for consumer awareness to ...

Rainfall is available to everyone in most areas of the planet. In the tropical rain forests for example, the main source of rain as many are taught in high school, is the rain forest: therefore the more the forest coverage, the more the rain. If the forest cover were to diminish for a particular reason, say natural processes, then the amount of rainfall will reduce consequently and recover during another season: and if the reduction of forest over reduced to excessive logging, then the problem persists until action is taken to control the logging. The rainfall in this case ...

1. Introduction The protection of environment is becoming ever more important in the light of rising concerns about the global climate changes and also because of the various factors that can have a negative effect on the environment. The protection of the environment must combine the regulation, legislation and initiatives that increase the good and decrease the bad practices and consequences based on the researches and proven consequences to prevent further possible pollution and degradation of the environment. The paper will focus on the examination of the regulatory agency and environmental protection of the United States and then examined ...

Fishing and Tragedy of the Commons

Fishing is one of the oldest crafts of mankind. World Ocean with its potential resources in the last decade grows attention of the international community. The use of marine living resources of the ocean (fisheries) is one of the most dynamic and constantly evolving areas of cooperation of the States concerned, various international organizations, research institutes and private companies (Clover, 2005). World crop of fish and marine water bodies exceeds 150 million tons per year, providing up to 25% of the consumption of animal protein in the diet of every person on the planet. Fisheries and aquaculture sector is ...

The paper addresses dive behavior of loggerhead turtles which are threatened species, and are distributed in temperate ocean basins. Within Pacific, loggerheads commonly comprises of two different genetic stocks; a South Pacific stock mainly originating from breeding sites within New Caledonia and Australia, and a North Pacific stock mainly originating from breeding sites within Japan.

Advances within satellite transmitter technologies have enabled researchers to gather geospatial data on loggerheads within different oceanic and coastal regions. This information have offered more understanding on turtle ecology, which have provided a way to explain migration trends during their life stages. Previous findings within the North ...

The journal article was written to provide an overview of physical and chemical processes affecting changes in coral reef ecosystem. These changes are influenced by anthropogenic greenhouse gas emission (Hoegh-Guldberg, Mumby and Hooten 1737) that triggers physical processes involving laws of thermodynamics. The journal article also shows how the basic principle and theory of thermodynamics occur at global scale over a long period of time. Consequently, the physical processes influence the chemical processes that eventually lead to further changes in ocean ecosystem. The article introduces reader to the existing phenomena of warming and acidifying of the seas (Hoegh-Guldberg, Mumby ...

In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements in Course

Introduction In business operations, the supply chain refers to a company’s networks with other businesses or entities. The relationship between a business and other businesses or entities within the supply chain enable the former to facilitate operations and deliver products or services to end users (Lambert 2008, p. 164). Consequently, the relationship between a business and other businesses or entities follow a sequence or order in the supply chain that begins during the procurement and production of goods or products and services until their distribution and consumption by end users (Oliveira & Gimeno 2014, p. 149). Hence, the supply chain is one ...

Introduction

Is the fish population close to extinction? This could be addressed by taking a look at the present trend in the marine and aquatic population. The marine and aquatic habitat house more population and species than the terrestrial. The researches have proved, and made it obvious by the fact that water bodies take up 70 percent of the earth surface. Fishes are the most common species in the aquatic and marine habitat. There are various types of fishes, and each species is important in the food chain. In fact, the depletion of one species can create incredible consequence and effect ...

Coast Fishery and the West Coast Salmon Fishery

Introduction History has it that the East Coast also known as Northern cod was one of the largest fish hubs in the Northwest Atlantic. The term East Coast Fisheries, arose from the sailors who had found the fishing grounds on the Eastern Coast of Canada. The entire communities greatly relied on fishing for their daily activities (Shield 22). No one ever imagined that the fishing industry would near extinction. Canadians and foreigners who had found great resources, generated a lot of revenue from the exercise, and this led to overfishing. Although Shield (23) believes overfishing was the reason to ...

Introduction

East African countries such as Kenya, Somalia, and Tanzania, among other countries along the Indian Ocean are constantly and increasingly under the threat of Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated fishing (IUU) by foreign ship fleets. IUU fishing leads to the overexploitation of fish populations and hinders the recovery of fish stocks and ecosystems. In addition, it leads to unfair competition for fishers who use legal practices and procedures and also affects the socioeconomic well-being of communities engaged in fishing (MRAG 5). In addition, resources of the Small Developing States (SDSs) are depleted. This compromises income and food Security while undermining ...

Report on:

Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Cnidaria Subclass: Alcyonacea Order: Gorgonacea Family: Coralliidae Genus: Corallium Species: Corallium rubrum Synonyms: Red coral, Precious coral, Reed coral, noble coral, Sardinia coral, midway coral, angel skin coral (Arkive, para. 1) Changes in Taxonomy: Madrepora rubra Linnaeus, 1758; Isis nobills Pallas, 1766; Gorgonia nobills Linnaeus, 1789; Corallium rubrum Lamarck, 1816. (FAO, para. 1)

Introduction:

Every colony of Corallium rubrum is formed by thousands of individuals who are genetically identical. The branches of this coral spread in all directions. It is often said to be similar to anemone having a skeleton. ...

Recommended Action

World Wildlife fund`s role in the future of the Marine Stewardship council should be to increase its support in all areas so that it maintains its point of actions that were adopted. It should enable the marine stewardship council to maintain its governance and transparency help it to be consistence with quality of fishery certification, and motivate it to promote environmental performance and sustainability. Marine stewardship council (MSC) started in 1997 and experienced difficult circumstances. For instance, the council experienced tension with the conservation community, lack of trust and opposition from the industry and national governments, financial ...