Marine Fisheries Information Service No.257

CMFRI, Kochi (2023) Marine Fisheries Information Service No.257. Marine Fisheries Information Service; Technical and Extension Series (257). ICAR - Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Kochi.

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Abstract

Sustainable, well-managed fisheries contribute to national good by providing nutritional security and livelihood avenues to the people. Fish and seafood products also form a significant chunk of global trade. Climate change effects and extreme weather events disrupt the ecosystems and affect the lives and livelihoods of fishermen, in direct and indirect ways including changes in fish behaviour, disruption of fish distribution patterns and the fish growth - spawning cycles in certain vulnerable species. To overcome the challenges of such uncertianties in fisheries management, science based data collection and analysis protocols, integrating species level fish biology information in stock assessments and a participatory, transparent assessment frameworks are desirable to ensure that fisheries management decisions are well accepted and implemented. Keeping these points in mind, this issue of MFIS includes some articles of interest

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