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17 Februari 2015
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Fishing on foodweb
Impact of
selective
fishing?
Trophic levels: the number of steps, in a food web, that separates organisms
from the primary producers at the base of that food web. Trophic levels (TL)
tend to range in marine food webs between 1 (phytoplankton, other algae,
detritus) and 5 (killer whales, polar bears), and usually are non-integers (e.g.,
2.2 for krill; 3.6 for a mackerel; 4.1 for a tuna, etc.), because most consumers
have an eclectic diet (see also FishBase ECOLOGY Table ).
1.16 > A fish stock before fishing, after fishing, and after reproduction.
The changes in body size are a result of fisheries-induced evolution.
Economic of fishing
19 Fishing Area
No-take zone
No-take
zone
Buffer zone
Komponen Keberlanjutan
Sumberdaya ikan
Teknologi
Pelaku Usaha
Pemanfaat sumberdaya ikan
Tata Kelola (governance)
Ecosystem Approach to
Fisheries Management (EAFM)
What is the ecosystem approach to fisheries
management (EAFM)?
In 2003, the United Nations Food and Agriculture
Organization (FAO) defined EAFM as An approach to
fisheries man- agement and development that strives to
balance diverse societal objectives, by taking into
account the knowledge and uncertainties about biotic,
abiotic, and human components of ecosystems and their
interactions and applying an integrated approach to
fisheries within ecologically meaningful boundaries
Back to Fishing
Food Utilization
Controlled
Harvesting
Over-Fishing
Extinction
Endangered
Conservation
Preservation
Protection
Capture
Slaughtering
Pest Control
Waste
Populasi Ikan
Selecting
Separating
Spliting
Sorting
Grading
Filtering
Sieving
Excluding
Impacts on habitat,
impacts of lost gear, etc.
Fishing operation
Collateral mortality
(caused by gear)
Release
(alive, unharmed)
Capture
By-catch
(target and non-target)
Catch
(target and non-target)
Reject
(in port)
Marketable
catch
Processing
waste
RUGI
HILANG
TIDAK EFISIEN
Yield
Consumer
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