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Conserving Atlantic Bluefin Tuna with Spawning Sanctuaries

Oct 26, 2010

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Recent population assessments indicate that Atlantic bluefin tuna populations in both the western and eastern Atlantic need increased protection to rebuild their depleted populations, yet current management measures are not working. According to this review and a numberof experts, spawning area closures could be an important option for restoring bluefin tuna populations.

Conserving Atlantic Bluefin Tuna with Spawning Sanctuaries

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English

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Atlantic Ocean

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Title: Conserving Atlantic Bluefin Tuna with Spawning Sanctuaries
Publication date 2010-10-26
Publication Year 2010
Copyright holder(s) Pew Environment Group
Geographical Focus Atlantic Ocean
Keywords atlantic bluefin tuna , tuna , spawning , atlantic , spawning areas
Document type Issue/Policy Brief
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/conserving-atlantic-bluefin-tuna-with-spawning-sanctuaries.html
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