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Preliminary assessment of the impact on UK seabird populations of mortality from incidental bycatch occurring in UK waters

As a first step to develop and implement a UK Plan of Action on incidental bycatch of seabirds in UK waters, an assessment is required of the impact of bycatch on UK seabird populations. To date no comprehensive assessment has been made, so the scale of any "problem" is unclear, as are what management or further monitoring should be sought (if any) and how bycatch should be prioritised in relation to other pressures. The aims of the Project are: 1. To ascertain whether current levels of bycatch are causing a reduct...

Buyer

JNCC SUPPORT CO

Value

£24,000

Published

4 Dec 2018

Closes

17 Dec 2018

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United Kingdom

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Open

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90700000

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Lot default Preliminary assessment of the impact on UK seabird populations of mortality from incidental bycatch occurring in UK waters

£24,000

As a first step to develop and implement a UK Plan of Action on incidental bycatch of seabirds in UK waters, an assessment is required of the impact of bycatch on UK seabird populations. To date no comprehensive assessment has been made, so the scale of any "problem" is unclear, as are what management or further monitoring should be sought (if any) and how b...

Delivery: Scotland · United Kingdom, Scotland, United Kingdom

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4 Dec 2018

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ITT documents UK Seabird bycatch

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ITT documents UK Seabird bycatch

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ITT docuements UK Seabirds Bycatch

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ITT docuements UK Seabirds Bycatch

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