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CCAMLR s s Approach to Marine Approach to Marine CCAMLR Debris Management in the Debris Management in the Antarctic Antarctic Eric Appleyard CCAMLR CCAMLR CCAMLR C ommission for the ommission for the C C onservation of


  1. CCAMLR’ ’s s Approach to Marine Approach to Marine CCAMLR Debris Management in the Debris Management in the Antarctic Antarctic Eric Appleyard CCAMLR

  2. CCAMLR CCAMLR C ommission for the ommission for the C C onservation of onservation of C A ntarctic ntarctic A M arine arine M L iving iving L R esources esources R

  3. What is CCAMLR? What is CCAMLR? � The Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic The Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic � Marine Living Resources came into force in 1982 Marine Living Resources came into force in 1982 � Secretariat based in Hobart, Australia Secretariat based in Hobart, Australia � � 24 Member States and 7 acceding States 24 Member States and 7 acceding States � � Observers from NGOs (FAO, IWC etc.) and Observers from NGOs (FAO, IWC etc.) and � interested non- -contracting parties also attend the contracting parties also attend the interested non annual meetings annual meetings

  4. Article II of the Convention Article II of the Convention � Conservation of Antarctic marine living resources Conservation of Antarctic marine living resources � � Conservation includes rational use of the resources Conservation includes rational use of the resources � � Prevention of the decrease in size of any harvested Prevention of the decrease in size of any harvested � population population � Maintain ecological relationships between Maintain ecological relationships between � harvested, dependent and related populations and harvested, dependent and related populations and to restore depleted populations back to sustainable to restore depleted populations back to sustainable levels levels � Minimise the risk of harvesting activities on the Minimise the risk of harvesting activities on the � Antarctic marine ecosystem Antarctic marine ecosystem

  5. Fishing in CCAMLR Fishing in CCAMLR � Large scale trawl fishing for krill in CCAMLR waters Large scale trawl fishing for krill in CCAMLR waters � commenced in the 1970s commenced in the 1970s

  6. Fishing in CCAMLR Fishing in CCAMLR � By mid 1970 the fishery had expanded to include By mid 1970 the fishery had expanded to include � finfish and had moved further south (South Orkney finfish and had moved further south (South Orkney Islands etc.) Islands etc.) � Longline Longline fishing for Patagonian fishing for Patagonian toothfish toothfish � commenced in the early 1980s commenced in the early 1980s � Fishing remained relatively Fishing remained relatively � unrestricted until 1982 when unrestricted until 1982 when the Convention came into force the Convention came into force

  7. Protection of the Antarctic Protection of the Antarctic � Collection and reporting of marine debris by vessels Collection and reporting of marine debris by vessels � � Conduct surveys of marine debris on beaches and Conduct surveys of marine debris on beaches and � in seal colonies near coastal stations in seal colonies near coastal stations � Reporting of entanglement in, or ingestion of, Reporting of entanglement in, or ingestion of, � marine debris by birds, marine mammals, fish and marine debris by birds, marine mammals, fish and other animals other animals � Requiring that each fishing, research or re Requiring that each fishing, research or re- -supply supply � vessel of CCAMLR Flag States be aware of the vessel of CCAMLR Flag States be aware of the procedures for handling and disposing of garbage procedures for handling and disposing of garbage collected on a vessel collected on a vessel

  8. Marine Debris Standard Marine Debris Standard Methods Methods � In 1993 CCAMLR adopted its first standard method In 1993 CCAMLR adopted its first standard method � for conducting Surveys of Beached Marine Debris for conducting Surveys of Beached Marine Debris

  9. Beach Survey Details Beach Survey Details � Researcher information Researcher information � � Beach description Beach description � – location (map), substrate type, length of beach surveyed, location (map), substrate type, length of beach surveyed, – average slope average slope � Survey details Survey details � – date of last survey, current survey date and duration date of last survey, current survey date and duration – � Description of items found Description of items found � – plastic packaging, fishing gear, glass, rubber, metal, paper, – plastic packaging, fishing gear, glass, rubber, metal, paper, wood, fabric wood, fabric – number, weight, size category, country or vessel of origin number, weight, size category, country or vessel of origin –

  10. By 2001 the following standard methods had been By 2001 the following standard methods had been adopted adopted � Marine Debris Associated with Seabird Colonies Marine Debris Associated with Seabird Colonies �

  11. Seabird Colony Survey Details Seabird Colony Survey Details � Researcher information Researcher information � � Seabird colony description Seabird colony description � – location (map), substrate type, seabird species – location (map), substrate type, seabird species � Location of debris in relation to colony Location of debris in relation to colony � – debris in or near nests, in faeces, on or ingested by bird, debris in or near nests, in faeces, on or ingested by bird, – regurgitated regurgitated � Description of items found Description of items found � – fishing gear, plastic, bottles/glass, other fishing gear, plastic, bottles/glass, other – – number, weight, size category, country or vessel of origin number, weight, size category, country or vessel of origin –

  12. Marine Mammal Entanglement Marine Mammal Entanglement � �

  13. Mammal Entanglement Survey Mammal Entanglement Survey Details Details � Researcher information Researcher information � � Location Location � – colony description (map), latitude and longitude if at sea or – colony description (map), latitude and longitude if at sea or outside of a known colony outside of a known colony � Survey details Survey details � – date of last survey (or isolated incident), current survey date of last survey (or isolated incident), current survey – date and duration, species information (sex, age species) date and duration, species information (sex, age species) � Description of entanglement Description of entanglement � – material, description of the entanglement, severity, was the material, description of the entanglement, severity, was the – entangling item able to be removed, survival status entangling item able to be removed, survival status

  14. Hydrocarbon Soiling Hydrocarbon Soiling � �

  15. Hydrocarbon Soiling Survey Hydrocarbon Soiling Survey Details Details � Researcher information Researcher information � � Location Location � – colony description (map), latitude and longitude if at sea or – colony description (map), latitude and longitude if at sea or outside of a known colony outside of a known colony � Survey details Survey details � – date of last survey (or isolated incident), current survey date of last survey (or isolated incident), current survey – date and duration, species information (sex, age species) date and duration, species information (sex, age species) � Description of soiling Description of soiling � – hydrocarbon type, description of the soiling, severity, was hydrocarbon type, description of the soiling, severity, was – the soiling able to be removed, survival status the soiling able to be removed, survival status

  16. Westwindstrada Bouvet Island Bird Island South Georgia Signy Island Candlemas & Saunders Is. South Orkney Is. South Sandwich Is. King George Island South Shetland Is. Port Paraiso Antarctic Peninsula Cape Shirreff South Shetland Is. Beach Surveys Marine Mammal Entanglement Surveys Seabird Colony Surveys Hydrocarbon Soiling Surveys

  17. Debris Composition (%) from Beach Debris Composition (%) from Beach Surveys in the Convention Area Surveys in the Convention Area 100 87 % 90 53 % 80 52 % 70 32 % 60 57 % 36 % 50 40 35% 30 15 % 0 % 10 % 0 % 0 % 20 10 Signy Island 2 % 0 % 0 5 % Bird Island 1 % 6 % 1 % packaging King George Island 1 % wood 7 % longline Cape Shirreff trawl other

  18. Debris Composition (%) from Marine Debris Composition (%) from Marine Mammal Entanglement Surveys Mammal Entanglement Surveys 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 29 % 43 % 18 % 30 24 % 20 29 % 16 % 10 7 % 0 25 % 0 % 6 % e t 0 % N g n i h s F i r e h t O 2 % Signy Island s d n a B g n i g a k s c g a a P B c Bird Island i s t a l P s d n a B r e b b u e R p o R

  19. Debris Composition (%) from Seabird Colony Debris Composition (%) from Seabird Colony Surveys Surveys 70 68 % 47 % 60 56 % 50 34 % 40 22 % 30 20 8 % 17 % 11 % 18 % 10 black browed albatross 0 5 % 13 % grey headed albatross 1 % Fishing gear Plastics wandering albatross Bottles Other

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