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Turtle excluder device

A turtle excluder device (TED) is a specialized device that allows a captured sea turtle to escape when caught in a fisherman's net.

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Failings and drawbacks

The TTED

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Turtle excluder device

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples52
Avg. degree1.92
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Turtle excluder device

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related to The TTED · 18
Turtle excluder device → CRPMEMG, DIREN, European Union, Exploitation, Following, French Guiana, French Guiana Regional Fishery, French Research Institute, IFREMER, In, Ocean Farming Committee, Regional Environmental Authorities, Sea, TED, The TTED, These, With, WWF
related to history · 13
Turtle excluder device → Countries, In, NOAA, Some, Stomolophus, TED, TEDs, The, This, Two, United States, US, Wil Seidel
related to Other references · 7
Turtle excluder device → Fisheries, National Oceanographic Atmospheric Administration, Office, Protected Resources, Retrieved, TEDs, Turtle Excluder Devices
related to External links · 5
Turtle excluder device → Atmospheric Administration, History, NOAA, Turtle Excluder Devices, US National Oceanic
related to Failings and drawbacks · 4
Turtle excluder device → It, TEDs, These, While

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shrimp net teds turtles turtle sea caught devices ted escape tted excluder fishing trawl use device noaa french guiana catch

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in Odishainstance ofThis was a response to the declining olive ridley population that were nesting in beaches0.80text
turtles from passing through the bars into the back of the net.A small opening in the net is then available either above or below the grid so that the creatures that are stopped by the TEDs are allowed to escape the netinstance ofThe grids act as a barrier for keeping large creatures0.80text
relatively unharmedinstance ofThe grids act as a barrier for keeping large creatures0.80text
shrimp howeverinstance ofTargeted species0.80text
are pushed to the back of the netinstance ofTargeted species0.80text
Turtle excluder devicerelated to External linksHistory0.60section
Turtle excluder devicerelated to External linksTurtle Excluder Devices0.60section
Turtle excluder devicerelated to External linksUS National Oceanic0.60section
Turtle excluder devicerelated to External linksAtmospheric Administration0.60section
Turtle excluder devicerelated to External linksNOAA0.60section
Turtle excluder devicerelated to Failings and drawbacksWhile0.60section
Turtle excluder devicerelated to Failings and drawbacksIt0.60section

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