Catch Shares Work, Study Finds
Video: Steven Gaines, one of the study's authors, on catch shares.
Catch Shares Help Ailing Fisheries
Catch shares really work, says a study in the journal Science.
A well-designed catch share program:
- reduces wasteful fishing practices,
- improves fishing safety, and
- increases profits.
More video: Our chief oceans scientist speaks about fisheries management and catch shares
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Fisheries in Decline
If bad fishing practices continue, we may not have much fresh-caught seafood on our plates by mid-century.
Quota Program for West Coast
An innovative groundfish catch share progam is a model for other fisheries around the the country.
At a Glance: Saving Red Snapper in the Gulf
Get the facts on the Gulf's red snapper catch share program, which is already showing promising results.
New Hope for Alaska Halibut
Halibut fishermen are reaping the benefits of catch shares: safer fishing, less waste and higher-value fish.
Reviving Gulf Red Snapper: New Model for Fisheries
We helped develop a market-based catch share program to replace outmoded rules in the Gulf of Mexico.
