Examples of using Pelagic in English and their translations into Arabic
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In its submission of 3 June 1993, Tunisia informed the Secretary-General that the Tunisian fishing fleet, especially units engaged in pelagic fishing, do not use large-scale drift-nets.
The small-scale artisanal fishermen did use the pelagic gill net in coastal waters off Pakistan, which did not pose any threat to non-target species such as dolphins and whales;
Some small pelagic fisheries, such as those targeting dense-schooling herring, capelin and mackerel, generate the least by-catch.
NEAFC reports that allocations for the major pelagic fisheries are negotiated within groups of coastal States for the stock in question.
These can be broadly divided into the pelagic(water column) and benthic(seabed) ecosystems.
ICCAT has adopted resolutions calling for the monitoring of interactions between ICCAT fisheries and pelagic sharks, seabirds and sea turtles.
By-catch of marine mammals also is known to occur in some trawl fisheries(particularly large high-speed pelagic trawls) and to a lesser extent on longlines.53,74.
This zone is probably the least studied and least understood part of the pelagic realm.
MPAs on the high seas could address deep sea resources and communities, for example on seamounts and oceanic ridges, pelagic resources and communities, or both.
Species will be considered in relation to their related habitat(for example, pelagic cephalopods in relation to oceanic water-column habitats).
When the veil of bubbles lifts every morning, we can actually see a community from the Pelagic ocean, one of the only places on Earth you can see giant bluefin swim by.
JS4 also noted that climate change threatened tuna and other pelagic fisheries, jeopardizing the rights of Nauruan citizens to be free from hunger, means of subsistence, an adequate standard of living, and the right to culture and traditional knowledge.
In Argentina, for example, the considerable expansion of industrial pelagic fisheries in the 1990s saw the gradual control of those fisheries by foreign-owned fishing enterprises, which displaced smaller, more labour-intensive local companies.
In the north-east Atlantic, the three major pelagic fish stocks(blue whiting, mackerel and Norwegian spring-spawning(Atlanto-Scandian) herring) straddle several EEZs and high seas areas.
Given the high nutritional value of small pelagic fish such as sardines and anchovies,
Fishing for bottom fish and associated pelagic species by existing permittees could continue for no longer than five years
IPOA-Sharks has also been addressed by the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission(I-ATTC) in the purse seine fisheries for tuna, while ICCAT has started an assessment of pelagic sharks in its convention area.88.
NASCO stated that the Commission was concerned about the possible by-catch of salmon in pelagic fisheries in NASCO ' s North-east Atlantic Commission area.
The fluid nature and great spatial scales of the ice-free upper ocean are likely to allow marine organisms to move to new areas in response to climate changes, with the result that local community structure and function may change; but extinctions of pelagic species may seem unlikely in international waters as the climate warms.
It was noted that management plans were in place in compliance with the precautionary approach for the pelagic stocks, but the inability of coastal States to reach allocation agreements severely hampered the potential effectiveness of NEAFC to manage stocks within its Regulatory Area