Common Challenges and Opportunities for Global Fisheries: An International Perspective, Part 2*

Tuesday, August 19, 2014: 8:20 AM-10:00 AM
2103 (Centre des congrès de Québec // Québec City Convention Centre)
 
T-2103-1
Challenges and Opportunities with Commercial Fisheries in Eastern Canada (Withdrawn)
8:40 AM
T-2103-2
Status of Fisheries Resources of Korea
Wongyu Park, Pukyong National University; Youngil Seo, National Fisheries Research and Development Institute; Jaebong Lee, National Fisheries Research and Development Institute

9:00 AM
T-2103-3
Comparison of the Short-term and Long-term Climate Change on the Catch Fluctuation of Pacific Cod, Gadus macrocephalus, in the Yellow Sea
Heeyong Kim, National Fisheries Research and Development Institute; Daehyun Kim, Oceantech Co.

9:20 AM
T-2103-4
Determining International ‘Best Practice' Science and Management for Sustainable Fisheries: Results from the Marine Stewardship Council's 2013 Fisheries Standard Review
Megan Atcheson, Marine Stewardship Council

9:40 AM
T-2103-5
Climate Change and European Fisheries – the Challenge of Managing Fish Stocks that Move Across International Boundaries
John Pinnegar, CEFAS

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