Bach Pascal. (2025). Towards more sustainable baits. In :
Duvail Stéphanie (dir.), Herrmann Marine (dir.), Lévy Marina (dir.), Pringault Olivier (dir.), Guedj Catherine (ed.), Lavagne Corinne (ed.), Portal-Cabanel J. (ed.), Rechner Daïna (ed.), Sabrié Marie-Lise (ed.). Our shared ocean : science in the Global South for a sustainable world. Marseille : IRD, 86-87. (Grands Enjeux). ISBN 978-2-7099-3070-3.
Titre du document
Towards more sustainable baits
Année de publication
2025
Type de document
Partie d'ouvrage
Auteurs
Bach Pascal
In
Duvail Stéphanie (dir.), Herrmann Marine (dir.), Lévy Marina (dir.), Pringault Olivier (dir.), Guedj Catherine (ed.), Lavagne Corinne (ed.), Portal-Cabanel J. (ed.), Rechner Daïna (ed.), Sabrié Marie-Lise (ed.)Our shared ocean : science in the Global South for a sustainable world
Source
Marseille : IRD, 2025,
86-87 (Grands Enjeux). ISBN 978-2-7099-3070-3
Tuna, a major resource in the world's oceans, is caught mainly by two types of fishing equipment : pelagic longlines and purse seine nets. These two techniques have a similar economic weight and a large environmental footprint.
Plan de classement
Environnement, écologie générale [021ENVECO]
;
Pêches par espèces [040PECHE02]
