NSERC Canadian Fisheries Research Network / Réseau canadien de recherche sur la pêche du CRSNG

加拿大捕捞渔业研究网络是学术研究人员、渔业和政府之间的独特合作。该网络的研究旨在增加知识，以加强加拿大渔业的生态可持续性、生存能力和改善管理。它包括研究与重要渔业有关的生态系统信息差距，改进在评估和管理中利用行业信息，在提高作业效率的同时增强生态可持续性，以及改善以生态系统为基础的渔业管理方法的基础。该网络包括来自11所大学的33名学术共同申请者，与来自加拿大渔业的许多合作者、研究人员和渔业部的管理人员持续密切合作 以及海洋和其他联邦和省级部门。这个网络的愿景是重塑加拿大的渔业研究，将业界、学术界和政府对优先研究问题的研究聚集在一起，并将现有的工作/研究联系起来，使其有用。该网络的独特之处在于它是由行业驱动的，并专注于行业与学术和部门研究人员积极合作的项目。该网络将增加研究和培训，并提供信息、知识和技术，以协助捕捞渔业提高生存能力。该网络开发的认识和工具将对加拿大捕捞渔业的可持续性、生存能力和竞争力产生重大影响，并提供环境和社会经济利益。

The Canadian Capture Fisheries Research network is a unique collaboration among academic researchers, the fishing industry and government. The research of the network is aimed at increasing knowledge that will enhance ecological sustainability, viability, and improved management of Canadian fisheries. It includes research to ovecome information gaps in relation to important fisheries, improve the use of industry information in assessment and management, enhance ecological sustainability while achieving operational efficiency, and improve the basis for the ecosystem-based approach to fisheries management. The network involves 33 academic co-applicants from 11 universities working in ongoing close collaboration with many collaborators from the fishing industry of Canada, researchers and managers from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and other federal and provincial departments. The vision of this network is to re-shape fisheries research in Canada, bringing together industry, the academic community and governmental research on priority research questions, and linking existing work/research so that it is useful. The network is unique in that it is industry driven, and is focussed on projects that have the active collaboration of industry with academic and departmental researchers. The network will increase research and training and provide information, knowledge and technology that will assist the capture fisheries industry to improve viability. The understanding and tools developed by this network will have a significant impact on sustainability, viability and competitiveness of Canada's capture fisheries industry and provide environmental and socio-economic benefits.