Institute of

SF Sea Fisheries

Project

Practical recommendations for regional sampling plans (FishPi2)

Lead Institute SF Institute of Sea Fisheries

Strengthening Regional cooperation in the area of fisheries data collection (FishPi2)

Within the FishPi project, we developed tools and case studies for regional cooperation in biological sampling from commercial fisheries. In this project, specific recommendations for regional sampling plans will be provided, based on methods established in the first project.

Background and Objective

The Regional Coordination Groups (RCGs) have been mandated by the 're-cast' of the Data Collection Regulation (DCF) to establish regional sampling plans for fisheries data collection. Thus, the outcomes of this project can be applied directly in the RCGs to strengthen regional cooperation.

The project seeks to build on the work achieved in the fishPi project, further strengthening regional cooperation, and looking to provide clear guidance on the implementation phase of regional sampling. Work packages will specifically address

the operation of RCGs;
scoping of regional fisheries;
proposals for regional sampling plans for commercial fisheries;
stomach and incidental bycatch sampling;
small-scale and recreational fisheries sampling;
national and regional data quality.

Target Group

Science (data collection, management and use)

Approach

Data call from participating Member States to produce a regional data set
Development of models for regional sampling plans
Recommendations for concrete steps to establish regional work plans

Our Research Questions

How should a practical regional sampling plan look like?
Which fisheries and elements should a regional work plan contain?

Results

The project outcomes will form the basis of a consultation with the potential users of the regional plans and the resulting data and a specific work package will address training in project deliverables. The project teams will build close links with other successful consortia, and look to build both within-region expertise and pan-regional cooperation.

The results of this project are summarized in the report and annexes:

summary report fishPi2
annexes

Links and Downloads

Thünen-Contact

Dr. Christoph Stransky

Telephone

+49 471 94460 141

christoph.stransky@thuenen.de

SF Institute of Sea Fisheries

Involved Thünen-Partners

Involved external Thünen-Partners

University of St Andrews
(St. Andrews, Großbritannien (inkl. Nordirland))
Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI)
(Belfast, Nordirland, Großbritannien (inkl. Nordirland))
AZTI-Tecnalia (Marine and Food Technological Centre. The Marine Research Division) / Fundación AZTI
(Bilbao, Sukarrieta, Spanien)
CEFAS (Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science)
(Lowestoft, Großbritannien (inkl. Nordirland))
Danish Technical University (DTU)
(Kopenhagen, Hirtshals, Charlottenlund, Dänemark)
Instituto Espanol de Oceanografia (IEO)
(Madrid, Spanien)
Institut français de recherche pour l'exploitation de la mer (IFREMER)
(Brest, LHoumeau, Issy-les-Moulineaux, Nantes, Frankreich)
Marine Institute (MI)
(Galway, Irland)
Marine Scotland Science (MSS)
(Montrose, Großbritannien (inkl. Nordirland))
Swedish University of Agricultural Science - SLU
(Uppsala, Lysekil, Schweden)
Wageningen University & Research (WUR)
(Wageningen, Niederlande)
Instituto Portugues do Mar e da Atmosfera (IPMA)
(Lissabon, Portugal)
(Flanders Research) Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries Research, (ILVO)
(Oostende, Belgien)

Funding Body

European Union (EU)
(international, öffentlich)

Duration

12.2017 - 5.2019

More Information

Project funding number: MARE/2016/22
Project status: finished

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