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Case Study on Eastern Caribbean Flyingfish ( Hirundichthys affinis ) Fishery

Case Study on Eastern Caribbean Flyingfish ( Hirundichthys affinis ) Fishery. Completed By The Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism. PRESENTATION LAYOUT. Some Fishery Notes Case Study – General Objectives Case Study Objectives & Results for TDA & SAP components

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Case Study on Eastern Caribbean Flyingfish ( Hirundichthys affinis ) Fishery

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  1. Case Study on Eastern Caribbean Flyingfish (Hirundichthysaffinis) Fishery Completed By The Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism

  2. PRESENTATION LAYOUT Some Fishery Notes Case Study – General Objectives Case Study Objectives & Results for TDA & SAP components Lessons Learned for TDA & SAP components Best Practices for TDA & SAP References (Reports produced) A Collection of Major Publications

  3. Most important small pelagic fishery in southern eastern Caribbean (Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Martinique, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago) Early fishery landings in 1950s were ~<1000 t, increased to peak of just under 5000 t in late 1980s. Recently, annual landings estimated at 2,000-2,500 t expanding fleet capacity has raised concern about overfishing directed fishery, part of a multi-species, multi-gear fishery, which also targets regional large pelagic species tagging & genetic studies: single stock of four-wing flyingfish in southeastern Caribbean Some Fishery Notes

  4. growing longline fisheries for large pelagics use flyingfish for bait flyingfish - important component of pelagic food web Dolphinfish & other predators - particularly vulnerable to any substantial decrease in flyingfish abundance negative impact of land based human activities on the health of marine ecosystem and fishery resources Some Fishery Notes : ecosystem linkages

  5. Case Study – General Objectives • to fill important knowledge gaps that will contribute to the final TDA, and • to inform the development of the SAP and the CLME management and governance framework which will include priority actions for the sustainability of the Eastern Caribbean flyingfish fishery.

  6. To review & complete agreedTDA gap filling activities: Case Study Objectives & Results for TDA

  7. Case Study Objectives & Results for SAP (1)

  8. Case Study Objectives & Results for SAP (2)

  9. Case Study Objectives & Results for SAP (3)

  10. Case Study – Lessons learned for TDA

  11. Case Study – Lessons learned for SAP (1)

  12. Case Study – Lessons learned for SAP (2)

  13. Case Study – Best practices for TDA

  14. Case Study – Best practices for SAP (1)

  15. Case Study – Best practices for SAP (2)

  16. References (Reports produced) Ferrier E. and Singh-Renton, S. 2012. Stakeholder Preferences for Regional Management Objectives: A Case of the Flyingfish Fishery of Barbados and Tobago. In CRFM Research Paper Collection, Vol. 6, 1-40 pp. Campbell B. and Singh-Renton, S. 2012. Towards an Ecosystem Approach for Flyingfish Fisheries in the Eastern Caribbean: An Evaluation of Multi-Criteria Analysis as a Tool for Improving Information in Multi-Objective Decision-Making. In CRFM Research Paper Collection, Vol. 6, 41-78 pp. CRFM. 2010. Report of Sixth Annual Scientific Meeting – Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 07-16 June 2010. CRFM Fishery Report - 2010. Volume 1. 109 pp. CRFM. 2011. Report of Seventh Annual Scientific Meeting – Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 16-24 June 2011. CRFM Fishery Report - 2011. Volume 1. 174 pp. CRFM. 2012. Report of Eighth Annual Scientific Meeting – Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 20-30 June 2012. CRFM Fishery Report - 2012. Volume 1. 153 pp. CRFM. 2012. Report of the First Meetingof the CRFM/WECAFC Working Group on Flyingfish in the Eastern Caribbean, 18-19 June 2012, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. CRFM Technical & Advisory Document, No. 2012/ 12. 85 pp. McIvor, I.M. 2012. The CRFM Meta-data Base Contribution to the Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem (CLME) Project Information Management System (IMS) Component. CRFM Technical & Advisory Document, No. 2012/ 13. 9p. Berry, D. S. & Tietze, U. 2012. CRFM Consultancy Report on Review of Existing Policy, Legal and Institutional Arrangements for Governance and Management of Flyingfish Fisheries in the Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem. CRFM Technical & Advisory Document – Number 2012/ 6 . 90 pp. CRFM. 2012. CRFM Consultancy Report on Stakeholder Identification and Analysis of the Flyingfish Fishery in the Wider Caribbean. CRFM Technical & Advisory Document – Number 2012/ 7. 109 pp. Tietze, U., and Singh-Renton, S. 2012. Strategic Action Programme for the Effective Governance and Management of Flyingfish Fisheries in the Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem (CLME). CRFM Technical & Advisory Document, No. 2012 / 14. 42pp. CRFM 2012. Report of the First Meeting of the Ministerial Sub-Committee on Flyingfish, St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, 18 October 2012. Volume 2 – Supplement 2. CRFM Management Report – PY 2012 / 13. 12pp. CRFM in press. . Report of the Second Meeting of the Ministerial Sub-Committee on Flyingfish, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, 22 February 2013. Volume 2 – Supplement 3. CRFM Management Report – PY 2012 / 13. in press.

  17. A collection of major publications)

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