Context Contrary to other ocean basins, Indian Ocean catches have increased consistently
since 1950, although reported data are known to be incomplete. Fish is a crucial food source …

The fisheries sector in developing countries, including Pakistan, faces various risks that
have not been comprehensively studied and addressed through policy measures. This study …

Penaeus monodon (tiger shrimp), Metapenaeus monoceros (brown shrimp), and
Fenneropenaeus indicus (white shrimp) are the most economically important shrimp species …

Among the seven major small tuna species defined in the ICCAT priority list for future
studies, Atlantic bonito (Sarda sarda) is the most heavily targeted by artisanal and industrial …

In Pakistan, the fisheries sector is capable of making a significant contribution to the national
economy. However, the proper and sustainable development of this sector is essential to its …

Overexploitation of forest and aquatic resources in the Niger Delta has become a recurring
decimal and has led to the decline in species population. Many species have become …

Overfishing remains a global concern, however effective management from well valuation of
fisheries may efficiently reduce the impact of fishing. Therefore, it is important to evaluate the …

India accounts for nearly 60% of the croakers caught in the Indian Ocean. The north-west
(NW) coast of India is the most productive fishing ground for croakers and contributes almost …

Pampus argenteus and Pampus chinensis form the high-value demersal Pomfret fishery of
Bangladesh. But, due to a monotonic decline in catches over the last five years, it is …

Assessing fishing capacity and biological reference points are basic parameters for the
conservation of fishery resources. The catch-based Monte Carlo maximum sustainable yield …