Use of the term harvest when referring to wild stock exploitation

Bohnsack, James A.; Grove, Laura Jay W.; Serafy, Joseph E.

doi:10.7755/FB.119.1.1

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Use of the term harvest when referring to wild stock exploitation

2020
By Bohnsack, James A. ; Grove, Laura Jay W. ; Serafy, Joseph E.
Source: Fishery Bulletin, 119(1), 1-2

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Fishery Bulletin
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Bohnsack, James A. ; Grove, Laura Jay W. ; Serafy, Joseph E.

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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; SEFSC (Southeast Fisheries Science Center)

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We contend that harvest is a misleading term when referring to wild organisms removed from natural systems and suggest that fishery professionals reserve the word for aquaculture products. When referring to wild stock extraction, replacing the word harvest with catch removes the implication of extractor entitlement, better indicates the fishery product source, and does not distract from the issue of bycatch.
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Aquaculture Bycatches (Fisheries) Fisheries Aquatic Science
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Fishery Bulletin, 119(1), 1-2
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