CCAMLR-XX

This report outlines the participation of the SC-CAMLR Chair in the Fourth Meeting of the Committee for Environmental Protection (CEP-IV) under the Madrid Protocol. The most important issues of relevance to SC-CAMLR are: (1) A report of an open-ended intersessional contact group of the CEP reported on progress to find appropriate criteria for and a mechanism to ensure consistency in, the Read More
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Conservation measures are an integral part of CCAMLR’s management of Antarctic marine living resources. The first measure was introduced in 1984, and the number of measures in force each year has grown rapidly since that time; 61 measures were in force in 2000/01. The majority of conservation measures focus on the management of fisheries and related activities, and most of these measures are Read More
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Twenty years after its adoption, the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) remains unique among fisheries agreements in its declared commitment to considering the impact of existing or proposed fisheries on the entire ecosystem, rather than on just the harvested species. However, the recent picture of fisheries activities within the Convention area Read More
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The trade in IUU toothfish continues two years after the adoption by CCAMLR of a Catch Documentation Scheme (CDS) for toothfish. Accurate and verifiable data is necessary for the CDS to successfully track the trade in toothfish, gather scientific data on the fishery, and close ports to IUU fish. ASOC is concerned that the CDS lacks a verification procedure, explicit actions to be taken upon Read More
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