Carbon footprint of fishing activities is an utmost important study at present for mitigation of
climate change. It is a simplified form of life cycle assessment (LCA) which measured total …

The mid-water multiday trawl fishery along the north-west coast of India generally targets
adult largehead hairtail, Trichiurus lepturus. Bycatch landed by the commercial mid-water …

Trawl fishing is well-known for its high catch rate, but due to its non-selective nature, it is now
widely acknowledged to have an impact on biodiversity and habitat. The geographical and …

Fishing is crucial to livelihoods and development. However, unsustainable practices and
shocks threaten this potential, which is worsened by limited research on technologies such …

An effort was made to prepare thematic maps of fisheries resources from trawlers along
Mumbai coast, Maharashtra using Participatory GIS. Geospatial data on fishing, catch and …

In this study, the age and growth characteristics of Randall's threadfin bream (Nemipterus
randalli Russell, 1986) in Gökova Bay (southern Aegean Sea) were examined. In total, 221 …

Investigations were carried out to assess the spatio-temporal distribution and ichthyofaunal
diversity along the Mumbai coast of Maharashtra, India, with the help of GIS technology. The …

Nemipterus randalli Russell, 1986 was first recorded from the Israel coast in 2006. Since
then, the species has successfully been established in the Eastern Mediterranean seas and …

Mechanised fishing such as trawling was introduced in India in the 1950s to target high-
value catch, driven by foreign interests. Trawling changed the face of Indian fisheries; while …

The trawl net is one of the most destructive type of mobile gears that dragged over the
bottom gathering wide range of marine organisms in addition to the targeted resource as by …