Informe El medio ambiente en Europa: Estado y perspectivas 2020

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PART 2
MAP 13.1
Status of the assessed European commercial fish and shellfish stocks in relation to good
environmental status per EU marine region, 2015-2017
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Widely distributed
11
12 16
Icelandic Sea, Greenland and Faroe Islands
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Bay of Biscay and the Iberian Coast
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26
46
18
18
Western Mediterranean
47
Sea
13
Central
Mediterranean
26
13
B l a c k
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7
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7 9
Sea
Eastern Mediterranean
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Status of the assessed European fish and shellfish stocks in relation to Good Environmental Status (GES) per EU Marine Region in 2015-2017
Number of assessed stocks for which adequate information
is available to determine GES (X)
X
Stocks in good status based on both fishing mortality and reproductive capacity
Stocks in good status based on only one of fishing mortality or reproductive capacity
Stocks not in good status based on both fishing mortality and reproductive capacity
Total number
of assessed stocks
Y
Total number
of stocks
Z
Note:
This figure shows the status of the assessed European commercially exploited fish and shellfish stocks in relation to ‘good
environmental status’ (GES) per EU marine region in 2017 (2016 data for the Mediterranean and Black seas). Stocks for which adequate
information is available to determine GES for fishing mortality (F) and/or reproductive capacity (spawning stock biomass (SSB)) are
included (where Z, total number of stocks; Y, total number of assessed stocks; and X, number of stocks for which adequate information
is available to determine GES on the basis of these two criteria). A distinction is made between stocks in (1) good status based on both
F and SSB; (2) in good status based on only one criteria, F or SSB (either because one of the two criteria are not in good status or there
is only one available criteria and it is in good status); and (3) not in good status (based on both F and SSB or there is only one criteria
available and it is not in good status). See EEA (2019b) methodology section for further information on how good status is determined.
As assessments are carried out in a multiannual cycle within the Mediterranean Sea, the number of stocks included for this region
depends on the period covered.
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