Regulatory Discard

Dec 10, 2020

Fish harvested unintentionally in a fishery that fishermen are required by regulation to discard whenever caught, or are required by regulation to retain but not sell.

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MLMAMasterPlan.com is an interactive version of the California Marine Life Management Act (MLMA) Master Plan. The website was developed with funding from the Resources Legacy Fund to support fisheries management in California.

About MLMAMasterPlan.com • contact@mlmamasterplan.com

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Executive Summary
Table of Contents
List of Acronyms
1. Introduction
2. Prioritizing Management Efforts
3. Scaled Management
4. Stakeholder Engagement
5. Stock Sustainability Objectives
6. Ecosystem-based Objectives
7. Socioeconomic Objectives
8. Partnerships
9. Adaptive Management
10. Best Available Information and Peer Review
11. Adapting to Climate Change
12. Tribal Consultation
13. Periodic Review and Amendment Process
References
Glossary
APPENDICES:
A. The Marine Life Management Act
B. Partnerships and Engagement Efforts in the Amendment of the Master Plan
C. List of Marine Species Monitored by the Department, Excluding Those Managed Under a Federal Fishery Management Plan
D. Marine Protected Areas and Fisheries Management
E. Interim List of Priority Fisheries
F. Marine Life Management Act-based Assessment Framework
G. Stakeholder Engagement Strategies and Considerations
H. Essential Fishery Information and Data Collection Strategies
I. Stock Assessment and Data-limited Techniques
J. Harvest Control Rules
K. Management Measures to Regulate Fishing Activities
L. Guidance for Conducting Management Strategy Evaluation
M. Bycatch Mitigation Measures and Considerations
N. Habitats, Gear Impacts, and Management Strategies
O. Socioeconomic and Community Considerations
P. Partnerships
Q. Peer Review under the Marine Life Management Act