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Small fish in a big pond: lessons from the Abel Tasman controversy

机译:大池塘里的小鱼:来自亚伯塔斯曼(Abel Tasman)争议的教训

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The de-registration and departure from Australia of the large factory fishing vessel (also called the 'super trawler') Abel Tasman in mid-March 2013 ended a period of heightened controversy in Australian fisheries management and policy. The Abel Tasman, previously named the Margins, reported to be the world's second largest fishing vessel, was purchased by an Australian company, Seafish Tasmania Pelagic, to fish for its quota in what is known as the 'small pelagic fishery' (SPF). The proposed entry of the Margins into the Australian SPF raised significant public debate. The size of the vessel and the reputation of factory trawlers elsewhere prompted strong opposition to the entry of the vessel.
机译:大型工厂渔船(也称为“超级拖网渔船”)Abel Tasman于2013年3月中旬从澳大利亚注销和离开,结束了澳大利亚渔业管理和政策争议加剧的时期。据称是世界第二大渔船的阿贝尔·塔斯曼(Abel Tasman)曾被澳大利亚公司Seafish Tasmania Pelagic收购,据称是世界上第二大渔船,以其所谓的“小型远洋渔业”(SPF)的配额捕鱼。提议将保证金纳入澳大利亚SPF引起了广泛的公众辩论。船只的大小和其他地方工厂拖网渔船的声誉促使人们强烈反对该船只的进入。

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