Traduction de «fish moving » (Anglais → Français) :

‘relocation’ means fishing operations where the catch or part thereof is transferred or moved from shared fishing gear to a vessel or from a fishing vessel’s hold or its fishing gear to a keep net, container or cage outside the vessel in which the live catch is kept until landing.

Through memoranda of understanding with the Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board, both DFO and Environment Canada have handed over their environmental protection mandates to this petroleum industry licensing board, thus apparently sidestepping CEAA (0915) Despite widespread opposition from the fishing industry and concerned citizens, and despite a direct threat to fish populations and their habitats from the kind of seismic testing that would be carried out, both of which are federal responsibilities, this massive intrusion into coastal waters and I want to emphasize that we're talking about coastal waters here, very different fro ...[+++]m the offshore in their vulnerability and importance economically on which many thousands of jobs depend, not only in Cape Breton and P.E.I. , but in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick as well, because, as we know, fish move, is not going to be subject to CEAA and will not be assessed for its environmental impact.

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans did a study on the possibility of fish moving upstream.

Handlers may use spiked instruments to move large fish or fish which might injure them, provided that the flesh of the products suffers no damage.

Handlers may use spiked instruments to move large fish or fish which might injure them, provided that the flesh of the products suffers no damage.

It is not comparable to the enclosure movement of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries in the United Kingdom because, first, fish move, and, second, they do not occupy distinct locales.