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Kelsey Richardson, Riki Gunn, Chris Wilcox, Britta Denise Hardesty,
\nUnderstanding causes of gear loss provides a sound basis for fisheries management, Marine Policy,<\/p>\n

Available online 2 March 2018, ISSN 0308-597X,<\/p>\n

Abstract:<\/p>\n

Derelict fishing nets comprise a significant amount of the marine debris
\nin the world’s oceans and on its shorelines. These \u2018ghost nets\u2019 result
\nin economic losses for the fishing industry, pose hazards to navigation
\nat sea, and can entangle marine and terrestrial wildlife. Ghost nets are
\nan acute problem along Australia’s northern coastline, with most nets
\noriginating from Southeast Asian fishing vessels outside Australia’s
\nExclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). To understand the causes of gear loss and
\nidentify tractable solutions to this transboundary problem, Australian
\nand Indonesian fishers (N = 54) were asked why, when and in what
\ncircumstances and conditions they are likely to lose gear. Fishers
\nidentified snagging of nets (78%) and gear conflicts (19%) as the main
\ncauses of gear loss. These interviews informed the development of a
\nfault tree, as a tool to identify the chain of events that result in
\ngear loss or abandonment. The fault tree analysis provides
\nrecommendations for interventions and improvements in regional fisheries
\nmanagement to reduce fishing gear loss ultimately resulting from
\novercrowding, overcapacity and illegal, unreported and unregulated
\nFishing (IUU).<\/p>\n

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Kelsey Richardson, Riki Gunn, Chris Wilcox, Britta Denise Hardesty, Understanding causes of gear loss provides a sound basis for fisheries management, Marine Policy, Available online 2 March 2018, ISSN 0308-597X, Abstract: Derelict fishing nets comprise a significant amount of the marine debris in the world’s oceans and on its shorelines. These \u2018ghost nets\u2019 result in economic losses for the fishing industry, pose hazards to navigation at sea, and can entangle marine and terrestrial wildlife. Ghost nets are an acute problem along Australia’s northern coastline, with most nets originating from Southeast Asian fishing vessels outside Australia’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). To understand the causes of gear loss and identify tractable solutions to this transboundary problem, Australian and Indonesian fishers (N = 54) were asked why, when and in what circumstances and conditions they are likely to lose gear. Fishers identified snagging of nets (78%) and gear conflicts (19%) as the main causes of gear loss. These interviews informed the development of a fault tree, as a tool to identify the chain of events that result in gear loss or abandonment. 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