TY - GEN
T1 - The 2003 Quebec Declaration of Concern About Eel Declines-11 Years Later: Are Eels Climbing Back up the Slippery Slope?
AU - Dekker, Willem
AU - Casselman, John
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - In 2003, scientists gathered at the American Fisheries Society
meeting in Québec and raised an urgent alarm in a Declaration
of Concern about the state of eel stocks around the
world, with less than 1% of juvenile resources remaining (as
documented for northern temperate stocks). In the years since,
precautionary protective measures have been implemented,
monitoring and research have increased, and sustainable management
methods have been developed. Recently, several juvenile
resources have increased slightly. Reassembled in Québec
in 2014, we reflect on what has been achieved since 2003 and
what remains to be done.
AB - In 2003, scientists gathered at the American Fisheries Society
meeting in Québec and raised an urgent alarm in a Declaration
of Concern about the state of eel stocks around the
world, with less than 1% of juvenile resources remaining (as
documented for northern temperate stocks). In the years since,
precautionary protective measures have been implemented,
monitoring and research have increased, and sustainable management
methods have been developed. Recently, several juvenile
resources have increased slightly. Reassembled in Québec
in 2014, we reflect on what has been achieved since 2003 and
what remains to be done.
UR - https://res.slu.se/id/publ/63385
U2 - 10.1080/03632415.2014.979342
DO - 10.1080/03632415.2014.979342
M3 - Other publication
VL - 39
T3 - Fisheries
ER -