Dimensions of the Caspian Sea Problem

Micklin, Philip

doi:10.1080/00385417.1972.10770367

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“…During the prewar Soviet period, a variety of proposals for southward diversions from Siberia and the European north was formulated. Following World War II, M. M. Davydov, a hydraulic engineer associated with Gidroenergoproyekt (the Hydroenergy Design Institute in Leningrad), devised a detailed scheme for channeling 315 km3/ year of water from the Ob and Yenisey into Kazakhstan and Central Asia (Micklin 1972). In the 1950s and 1960s, the Moscow branch of Gidroproyekt (Hydro Facilities Research and Design Institute named for S. Ya.…”

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This paper is an attempt to delineate the causes for the dramatic decline of the most part of European sturgeon species and the recovery measures taken. Overfishing, damming, pollution, poaching, water pumping, and dredging are the main quoted causes for the decline of sturgeon populations. 2 to 6 causes are cited simultaneously. Ranking the causes is mostly impossible. Various measures were taken to regulate the fisheries; among them were size limits, restricted catching periods, quotas, no measures at all, and restricted catching areas which accounted for 50%, 50%, 21%, 21% and 14%, respectively. Efficiency of police control, fines, fish‐passes, and stocking are reported. Some explanation to apparent contradictions between biological knowledge and sturgeon status are given. There are suggestions in: trade control, ex situ conservation, fisheries' biology and/or population management, and the increasing relative weight of sturgeon fisheries.

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Dimensions of the Caspian Sea Problem

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