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Title: Maltese fisheries and conservation of large predators, including sharks and dolphins
Authors: Vella, Noel
Vella, Adriana
Keywords: Fisheries -- Malta
Marine biodiversity conservation -- Malta
Sharks -- Malta
Dolphins
Fishery management -- Malta
Issue Date: 2015
Publisher: The European Cetacean Society
Citation: Vella, N., & Vella, A. (2015). Maltese fisheries and conservation of large predators, including sharks and dolphins. 29th European Cetacean Society Conference, St. Julians.
Abstract: Upon accession to the EU, Malta’s 25 nm Exclusive Economic Zone became a Fisheries Conservation and Management Zone which demands scientific research and monitoring of the marine ecosystem, habitats and species present in this area. Research which would integrate the various scientific methods to assess the status of fisheries stocks and wildlife have been developed locally by the Conservation Biology Research Group, UoM, focusing on marine predators including groupers, bluefin tuna, sharks, dolphins and whales. Understanding the distributions and connectivity of these species' populations from local to regional to global, where applicable, determines the extent of their vulnerability to exploitation and human impacts.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/43857
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