IWC Symposium and Workshop on the Mortality of Cetaceans in Passive Fishing Nets and Traps. Gillnets and Cetaceans
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1 IWC 1990 Symposium and Workshop on the Mortality of Cetaceans in Passive Fishing Nets and Traps Gillnets and Cetaceans 1994
2 PARTICIPANTS Argentina Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Chile China Denmark France Hong Kong Italy India Japan Mexico New Zealand Norway Pakistan Peru Philippines Portugal Russia South Africa Sweden Spain Thailand United Kingdom United States FAO IWC
3 TERMS OF REFERENCE 1. Identify and describe new & expanding net and trap fisheries taking cetaceans
4 TERMS OF REFERENCE 1. Identify and describe new & expanding net and trap fisheries taking cetaceans 2. Investigate how and why entanglement occurs.
5 TERMS OF REFERENCE 1. Identify and describe new & expanding net and trap fisheries taking cetaceans 2. Investigate how and why entanglement occurs. 3. Estimate mortality and assess impact on populations.
6 TERMS OF REFERENCE 1. Identify and describe new & expanding net and trap fisheries taking cetaceans 2. Investigate how and why entanglement occurs. 3. Estimate mortality and assess impact on populations. 4. Consider possible ways to mitigate.
7 WORKING GROUPS I. Global review of fisheries (Perrin) II. Impacts on populations (Demaster) III. Causes and solutions? (Lien)
8 REVIEW OF FISHERIES 26 REGIONS
9 Region 16 = Japan Region 8 = Angola, Benin, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Cote d Ivoire, Liberia, Mauretania, Morocco, Nigeria, Republic of the Congo, Sao Tome & Principe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo & Western Sahara
10 FISHERIES
11 70 RECOMMENDATIONS Inventory fisheries.
12 70 RECOMMENDATIONS Inventory fisheries. Collect data on fishing effort and bycatch.
13 70 RECOMMENDATIONS Inventory fisheries. Collect data on fishing effort and bycatch. Use onboard observers to monitor bycatch.
14 70 RECOMMENDATIONS Inventory fisheries. Collect data on fishing effort and bycatch. Use onboard observers to monitor bycatch. Improve understanding of stock identity.
15 70 RECOMMENDATIONS Inventory fisheries. Collect data on fishing effort and bycatch. Use onboard observers to monitor bycatch. Improve understanding of stock identity. Estimate cetacean population sizes.
16 70 RECOMMENDATIONS Inventory fisheries. Collect data on fishing effort and bycatch. Use onboard observers to monitor bycatch. Improve understanding of stock identity. Estimate cetacean population sizes. Build capacity to monitor and assess bycatch.
17 70 RECOMMENDATIONS Inventory fisheries. Collect data on fishing effort and bycatch. Use onboard observers to monitor bycatch. Improve understanding of stock identity. Estimate cetacean population sizes. Build capacity to monitor and assess bycatch. Cooperate internationally.
18 70 RECOMMENDATIONS Inventory fisheries. Collect data on fishing effort and bycatch. Use onboard observers to monitor bycatch. Improve understanding of stock identity. Estimate cetacean population sizes. Build capacity to monitor and assess bycatch. Cooperate internationally. Ban large-scale drift-netting.
19 IMPACTS For 65 spp./spp. groups, bycatch scored by region/subregion as: 1) Unsustainable 2) Possibly unsustainable 3) Potentially unsustainable 4) Minimal impact 5) Insignificant impact 6) Unknown
20 IMPACTS For 65 spp./spp. groups, bycatch scored by region/subregion as: 1) Unsustainable 7 (7 spp.) 2) Possibly unsustainable 3) Potentially unsustainable 4) Minimal impact 5) Insignificant impact 6) Unknown
21 IMPACTS For 65 spp./spp. groups, bycatch scored by region/subregion as: 1) Unsustainable 7 (7 spp.) 2) Possibly unsustainable 12 (12 spp.) 3) Potentially unsustainable 4) Minimal impact 5) Insignificant impact 6) Unknown
22 IMPACTS For 65 spp./spp. groups, bycatch scored by region/subregion as: 1) Unsustainable 7 (7 spp.) 2) Possibly unsustainable 12 (12 spp.) 3) Potentially unsustainable 35 (21 spp.) 4) Minimal impact 5) Insignificant impact 6) Unknown
23 IMPACTS For 65 spp./spp. groups, bycatch scored by region/subregion as: 1) Unsustainable 7 (7 spp.) 2) Possibly unsustainable 12 (12 spp.) 3) Potentially unsustainable 35 (21 spp.) 4) Minimal impact 12 (8 spp.) 5) Insignificant impact 6) Unknown
24 IMPACTS For 65 spp./spp. groups, bycatch scored by region/subregion as: 1) Unsustainable 7 (7 spp.) 2) Possibly unsustainable 12 (12 spp.) 3) Potentially unsustainable 35 (21 spp.) 4) Minimal impact 12 (8 spp.) 5) Insignificant impact 19 (14 spp.) 6) Unknown
25 IMPACTS For 65 spp./spp. groups, bycatch scored by region/subregion as: 1) Unsustainable 7 (7 spp.) 2) Possibly unsustainable 12 (12 spp.) 3) Potentially unsustainable 35 (21 spp.) 4) Minimal impact 12 (8 spp.) 5) Insignificant impact 19 (14 spp.) 6) Unknown 88 (58 spp.)
26 IMPACTS: Conclusions Sustainable bycatch rates maybe <2%.
27 IMPACTS: Conclusions Sustainable bycatch rates maybe <2%. Management should be conservative, reverse burden of proof.
28 IMPACTS: Conclusions Sustainable bycatch rates may be <2%. Management should be conservative, reverse burden of proof. Cannot assess impact without systematic collection of data.
29 IMPACTS: Conclusions Sustainable bycatch rates maybe <2%. Management should be conservative, reverse burden of proof. Cannot assess impact without systematic collection of data. Need kill rate, age & sex composition, stock ID, fishing effort, population size.
30 IMPACTS: Conclusions Sustainable bycatch rates maybe <2%. Management should be conservative, reverse burden of proof. Cannot assess impact without systematic collection of data. Need kill rate, age & sex composition, stock ID, fishing effort, population size. Coastal fisheries most urgent to address.
31 WORKING GROUP ON CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS Behavior and sensory abilities
32 WORKING GROUP ON CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS Behavior and sensory abilities Modifications to existing fishing gear
33 WORKING GROUP ON CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS Behavior and sensory abilities Modifications to existing fishing gear Alternative technology and management
34 WORKING GROUP ON CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS Behavior and sensory abilities Modifications to existing fishing gear Alternative technology and management
35 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: CONCLUSIONS Bycatch in gillnets almost universal.
36 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: CONCLUSIONS Bycatch in gillnets almost universal. No universal cause or solution.
37 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: CONCLUSIONS Bycatch in gillnets almost universal. No universal cause or solution. Odontocetes can detect nets, but distracted.
38 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: CONCLUSIONS Bycatch in gillnets almost universal. No universal cause or solution. Odontocetes can detect nets, but distracted. Behavioral factors contribute to entanglement
39 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: CONCLUSIONS Bycatch in gillnets almost universal. No universal cause or solution. Odontocetes can detect nets, but distracted. Behavioral factors contribute to entanglement Almost no behavioral data on how or when.
40 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: CONCLUSIONS Bycatch in gillnets almost universal. No universal cause or solution. Odontocetes can detect nets, but distracted. Behavioral factors contribute to entanglement Almost no behavioral data on how or when. In some cases, only answer to ban fishery.
41 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: CONCLUSIONS Bycatch in gillnets almost universal. No universal cause or solution. Odontocetes can detect nets, but distracted. Behavioral factors contribute to entanglement Almost no behavioral data on how or when. In some cases, only answer to ban fishery. Some promising approaches & research areas.
42 III. CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: CONCLUSIONS Bycatch in gillnets almost universal. No universal cause or solution. Odontocetes can detect nets, but distracted. Behavioral factors contribute to entanglement Almost no behavioral data on how or when. In some cases, only answer to ban fishery. Some promising approaches & research areas. Fishermen need to be educated on impacts.
43 MOST PROMISING: TIME/AREA CLOSURES AND BANS
44 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: PRIORITIES IN RESEARCH Focus on urgent cases.
45 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: PRIORITIES IN RESEARCH Focus on urgent cases. Investigate behavioral factors.
46 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: PRIORITIES IN RESEARCH Focus on urgent cases. Investigate behavioral factors. Monitor time/area closures.
47 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: PRIORITIES IN RESEARCH Focus on urgent cases. Investigate behavioral factors. Monitor time/area closures. Explore gear modifications.
48 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: PRIORITIES IN RESEARCH Focus on urgent cases. Investigate behavioral factors. Monitor time/area closures. Explore gear modifications. Investigate environmental and ecological factors.
49 CAUSES & SOLUTIONS: PRIORITIES IN RESEARCH Focus on urgent cases. Investigate behavioral factors. Monitor time/area closures. Explore gear modifications. Investigate environmental and ecological factors. Before technological change, assess likely impacts.
50 WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE 21 YEARS SINCE THE IWC CONFERENCE?
51 WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE 21 YEARS SINCE THE IWC CONFERENCE? More fisheries inflicting bycatch identified Progress in use of pingers Making nets more acoustically visible Other modifications of gear and practices Behavioral research Regulatory fixes (including time/area closures) Successes in reducing bycatch
52 WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE 21 YEARS SINCE THE IWC CONFERENCE? More fisheries inflicting bycatch identified Progress in use of pingers Making nets more acoustically visible Other modifications of gear and practices Behavioral research Regulatory fixes (including time/area closures) Successes in reducing bycatch
53 WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE 21 YEARS SINCE THE IWC CONFERENCE? More fisheries inflicting bycatch identified Progress in use of pingers Making nets more acoustically visible Other modifications of gear and practices Behavioral research Regulatory fixes (including time/area closures) Successes in reducing bycatch
54 WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE 20 YEARS SINCE THE IWC CONFERENCE? More fisheries inflicting bycatch identified Progress in use of pingers Making nets more acoustically visible Other modifications of gear and practices Behavioral research Regulatory fixes (including time/area closures) Successes in reducing bycatch
55 WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE 21 YEARS SINCE THE IWC CONFERENCE? More fisheries inflicting bycatch identified Progress in use of pingers Making nets more acoustically visible Other modifications of gear and practices Behavioral research Regulatory fixes (including time/area closures) Successes in reducing bycatch
56 WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE 21 YEARS SINCE THE IWC CONFERENCE? More fisheries inflicting bycatch identified Progress in use of pingers Making nets more acoustically visible Other modifications of gear and practices Behavioral research Regulatory fixes (including time/area closures) Successes in reducing bycatch
57 WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE 21 YEARS SINCE THE IWC CONFERENCE? More fisheries inflicting bycatch identified Progress in use of pingers Making nets more acoustically visible Other modifications of gear and practices Behavioral research Regulatory fixes (including time/area closures) Successes in reducing bycatch
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59 WHY PINGERS WON T WORK! (Dawson, Perrin, Read and others, 1990s)
60 WHY PINGERS WON T WORK! If entanglement is not survivable, it cannot be a learning experience. (Dawson, Perrin, Read and others, 1990)
61 WHY PINGERS WON T WORK! If entanglement is not survivable, it cannot be a learning experience. When distracted by foraging, animals may not perceive the net or see it as an impassible barrier. (Dawson, Perrin, Read and others, 1990)
62 WHY PINGERS WON T WORK! If entanglement is not survivable, it cannot be a learning experience. When distracted by foraging, animals may not perceive the net or see it as an impassible barrier. Even if sounds repel, entanglement may reoccur after initial drop, due to habituation. (Dawson, Perrin, Read and others, 1990)
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64 OTHER CONCERNS Reduced fish catch? Dinner-bell effect? Sound-saturation of habitat? Compliance?
65 TOTAL CATCH TARGETED CETACEANS HI $ LO $ LEGAL TO LAND HI $ LO $ ILLEGAL TO LAND LAND DISCARD BLACK MARKET
66 MOST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES TOTAL CATCH TARGETED CETACEANS HI $ LO $ LEGAL TO LAND HI $ LO $ ILLEGAL TO LAND LAND DISCARD BLACK MARKET
67 TOTAL CATCH TARGETED CETACEANS HI $ LO $ LEGAL TO LAND HI $ LO $ ILLEGAL TO LAND LAND DISCARD BLACK MARKET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WITH NO PROTECTION
68 TOTAL CATCH TARGETED NON-TARGETED HI $ LO $ LEGAL TO LAND HI $ LO $ ILLEGAL TO LAND LAND DISCARD BLACK MARKET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WITH PROTECTION
69 TOTAL CATCH TARGETED C ETACEANS HI $ LO $ LEGAL TO LAND HI $ LO $ ILLEGAL TO LAND LAND DISCARD BLACK MARKET
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