There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. For coastal fish the condition has been assessed by ICES for flounder and for eelpout a series of time series data compiled by DTU Aqua is used.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. For coastal fish the condition has been assessed by ICES for flounder and for eelpout a series of time series data compiled by DTU Aqua is used.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. For coastal fish the condition has been assessed by ICES for flounder and for eelpout a series of time series data compiled by DTU Aqua is used.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. For coastal fish the condition has been assessed by ICES for flounder and for eelpout a series of time series data compiled by DTU Aqua is used.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of 14 species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Since many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is often no data basis for assessing the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Here the gray shark is the only pelagic species included. As many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is no data basis to assess the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.

There is currently no regionally coordinated list of the by-catch of fish that is not used for commercial purposes. DTU Aqua has therefore compiled a list of species that are considered to be sensitive to fisheries in Danish marine areas and for which sufficient data is available to assess the temporal development. Here the gray shark is the only pelagic species included. As many of the species have not been the subject of major fisheries, there is no data basis to assess the absolute population size of the species. Instead, population size trends are indicated by a number index based on data from scientific quests coordinated by ICES.