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Volumn 28, Issue 1-3, 1995, Pages 147-163

The Alaska community development quota fisheries management program

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

COSTS; ECONOMICS; MANAGEMENT; MARINE BIOLOGY; OCEAN ENGINEERING; SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS;

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT QUOTA; FISHERIES MANAGEMENT; GROUNDFISH POLLOCK; NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE;

FISHERIES;

EID: 0029463270 PISSN: 09645691 EISSN: None Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1016/0964-5691(95)00069-0 Document Type: Article

Times cited : (52)

References (14)

1
- 84916494235
- Alaska's Community Development Quota Program An Assessment of Community Awareness and Response
- (unpublished manuscript)
- (1995) Biochim Biophys Acta
- Pete¹

2
- 84916494398
- State of Alaska Department of Community and Regional Affairs
- (1995) Economic Impacts of the Pollock Community Development Quota Program , pp. 43
- DCRA¹

3
- 84916471354
- CDQ and Open Access Pollock Fisheries in the Eastern Bering Sea: A Comparison of Groundfish Utilization and Prohibited Species Bycatch
- NMFS
- (1995) Alaska Fisheries Science Center Processed Report 95-07 , pp. 59
- Lind¹ Terry²

5
- 84916508840
- The high degree of captitalization in this fishery is indicated by harvest rates. In 1994, the offshore roe season quota was 330 671 metric tons in the Bering Sea. This quota was fully taken after only 29 days of fishing and further fishing for pollock by this sector was prohibited until the beginning of the non-roe season. Maximum catch rates observed by quota monitors in 1994, were 83 758 metric tons per week in the offshore roe season and 77 771 metric tons per week in the non-roe season; the inshore sector attained maximum catch rates of 36 023 metric tons in the non-roe season. The inshore-offshore combined maximum catch rate in 1994 was 26 197 pounds per minute.

6
- 84916517887
- Currently the annual pollock TAC is divided respectively between the offshore processing component of the industry (65%) and the inshore processing component (35%). The TAC is further divided between an early season (January–15 April) fishery which produces the highly valued pollock roe and other products (45%) and a later season (15 August–December) which produces primarily surimi and fillet products (55%).

7
- 84916477490
- Federal Register
- 3 June 1992
- (1992) Final rule implementing inshore-offshore allocation , vol.57 , pp. 23321

8
- 84916463591
- Federal Register
- 7 October 1992
- (1992) Proposed rule implementing the western Alaska CDQ program , vol.57 , pp. 46139

11
- 6544241561
- Title 50, Chapter VI, Section 675.27(d)(5)(iv)(E)
- (1995) Code of Federal Regulations
- CFR¹

13
- 0000106783
- Fishermen's incomes and fisheries management
- (1994) Marine Resource Economics , vol.9 , pp. 241-252
- Cunningham¹

14
- 84916484612
- Sole ownership of living marine resources
- (1993) NOAA Technical Memorandum NMFS-F/NEC-99 , pp. 21
- Edwards¹ Bejda² Richards³

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