Preventing, avoiding and mitigating environmental impacts of fishing gears and associated marine litter
预防、避免和减轻渔具和相关海洋垃圾对环境的影响
基本信息
- 批准号:10066822
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 32.37万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
NETTAG+ aims to provide a portfolio of three suitable innovative smart and sustainable solutions to address the negative impacts of fishing gears on marine life and habitats, in line with the second issue of the call “Environmental impacts of fishing gears”. NETTAG + will be based on synergistic activities between the fisheries industry, scientists and NGOs to develop three solutions to PREVENT, AVOID and MITIGATE the harmful impacts of fishing gears. We will PREVENT marine litter derived from fisheries activities, AVOID loss of fishing gears, and MITIGATE harmful impact by removing existing ALDFG. These three solutions will jointly contribute to reduce ALDFG and marine pollution, namely by: reducing the introduction of hazardous chemicals and microplastics originated from ALDFG; reducing ghost fishing, bycatch and entanglements of sensitive or endangered species on ALDFG; and improving mapping, tracking and recovery technologies to retrieve ALDFG. NETTAG+ aims to upgrade and upscale the integrative preventive approach started in the previous NetTag project, and replicate it in Mediterranean regions. The three solutions will be developed to maturity (TRL 7-8) by the end of the project, and will be tested, validated and demonstrated in real conditions in Atlantic and Mediterranean countries, namely Portugal (PT), United Kingdom (UK), Spain (SP), Italy (IT), Croatia (HR) and Malta (MT). NETTAG+ ambition is to change the paradigm of the fisheries industry, aspiring to transform the societal perspectives about the role of fishers as Guardians and Cleaners of the Ocean. NETTAG+ will empower the sector to take active actions to address marine pollution, promoting their role as key-actors to tackle marine pollution, and will will provide the fisheries industry with three smart and environmentally-friendly solutions to reduce ALDFG and prevent the environmental impacts of fishing gears.
NETTAG+旨在提供三个合适的创新智能和可持续解决方案组合,以解决渔具对海洋生物和栖息地的负面影响,符合第二期呼吁“渔具的环境影响”。NETTAG +将以渔业、科学家和非政府组织之间的协同活动为基础,开发三种解决方案,以预防、避免和减轻渔具的有害影响。我们会防止渔业活动产生的海洋垃圾,避免渔具遗失,并清除现有的ALDFG,以减轻有害影响。这三种解决方案将共同促进减少ALDFG和海洋污染,即:减少引入源自ALDFG的危险化学品和微塑料;减少ALDFG上敏感或濒危物种的幽灵捕捞,兼捕和纠缠;以及改进绘图,跟踪和回收技术以检索ALDFG。NETTAG+的目的是更新和扩大在前一个NetTag项目中开始的综合预防方法,并在地中海地区推广。这三种解决方案将在项目结束时开发成熟(TRL 7-8),并将在大西洋和地中海国家(即葡萄牙(PT)、英国(UK)、西班牙(SP)、意大利(IT)、克罗地亚(HR)和马耳他(MT))的真实的条件下进行测试、验证和演示。NETTAG+的目标是改变渔业的模式,改变社会对渔民作为海洋守护者和清洁者的角色的看法。NETTAG+将使渔业部门能够采取积极行动解决海洋污染问题,促进他们作为解决海洋污染问题的关键参与者的作用,并将为渔业提供三种智能和环保的解决方案,以减少ALDFG并防止渔具对环境的影响。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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