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Category Archives: Lyme-Morro Blog
Californian Collaboration: the Central Coast ground fish project
Simon Pengelly IFCA) shares his reflections of his time on this #GAP2exchange, and explains how and why collaboration in Morro bay Fishery was been a success…
Posted in Exchange blog, GAP2 General, Homepage News, Lyme-Morro Blog, News
Tagged California, collaboration, e-catch, GAP2 exchange, Lyme Bay, Morro Bay, real time data
The Holy Grail of Real-Time Data
Andy Woolmer (fisheries consultant and scientific advisor) gives us an insight into what was learnt and how practices compare to those in Lyme bay (the Jurassic coast), Devon providing valuable understanding from an additional stakeholders point of view.
Posted in Exchange blog, GAP2 General, Homepage News, Lyme-Morro Blog, News
Tagged collaboration, GAP2 exchange, Morro Bay, real time data
Monterey to Morro: A fishers-eye view on #GAP2exchange
The second instalment on the Lyme Bay – Morro Bay #GAP2exchange trip. Jon Shuker,a fisherman from Lyme Bay, Devon/Dorset, discusses what he got up to and reflects as to how this compares to his local fishing grounds…
Posted in Exchange blog, GAP2 General, Homepage News, Lyme-Morro Blog, News
Tagged exchange, fishing, Lyme Bay, Morro Bay
Leading the way: from Lyme to California
Simon Pengelly (IFCA) discusses why Lyme Bay, Dorset is such an important area and what is being done to both sustainably fish and maintain healthy ecosystems there…
Posted in GAP2 General, Homepage News, Lyme-Morro Blog, News
Tagged collaboration, Dorset, fishermen, Lyme Bay, Morro Bay, sustainability
