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Understanding the impact of marine mammal bycatch

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Marine mammal populations are well known to be impacted by accidental entrapment in fishing gear through much of the world Reeves et al 2013, and within the UK as elsewhere accidental capture in fisheries is the primary conservation issue for this species group overall. The UK has international obligations to monitor and where necessary to mitigate bycatch, stemming from agreements under the Bonn Convention on Highly Migratory Species and through the International Whaling Commission. Under the Aichi targets of the Convention on Biological Diversity, Target 6 under Strategic Goal B is to ensure that fisheries have no significant adverse impacts on threatened species and vulnerable ecosystems …

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University of St Andrews£100kends (31 Mar 2017)

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What the buyer calls it
Understanding the impact of marine mammal bycatch
How they are buying
Given to one supplier, no competitionNobody else was asked, and the buyer has to be able to justify that.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
1 Feb 2017
Work ends
31 Mar 2017

Who the buyer named

Andrew Taylor was the named contact on this notice.

andrew.taylor4@defra.gov.uk