Le scientifique Doug Butterworth à propos des avantages des stratégies de pêche

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Le scientifique Doug Butterworth à propos des avantages des stratégies de pêche

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Le professeur émérite Doug Butterworth, de l'université du Cap en Afrique du Sud, est l'un des scientifiques de la pêche les plus respectés au monde. Dans cette vidéo, il explique l'importance des stratégies de pêche en matière de gestion des pêcheries et pourquoi il est essentiel que les organisations régionales de gestion de la pêche au thon déploient ces outils de gestion fondés sur la science.

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