Updated: needs-assessment

MSC pre-assessment made public

Project participants confirmed

Workplan made available

A FIP report has been produced detailing FIP activities conducted through the end of 2023; The report highlighted differences in bait and fishing locations compared to 2022. The crayfish population was mostly adult, with a slightly higher proportion of females, and bycatch was minimal. 

A FIP update report has been produced detailing activities conducted through mid-2023. Two site visits have been conducted in 2023 and data collection and analysis remains ongoing.

The FIP has reported an update on FIP activities conducted at the end of 2022;  sampling was conducted in September 2022 and the resulting data has been analyzed and made available. 

FIP's second progress report made public; FIP has initiated data collection in the Gaudalquivir basin. Data collected so far has been organized into a preliminary catch distribution/ bycatch characterization analysis

FIP's first progress report made public. Initial data collection was conducted in Andalusia's rice fields using fyke nets; common carp was identified as bycatch species

Increase to PI 1.2.3; Monitoring activities continue to take place in the fishery and the FIP has entered into an agreement with the Government of Andalusia to allow catch data tp be made available

Increase to PI 2.5.3; A bycatch characterization analysis was conducted and has provided more information about the ecosystem and species encountered within the fishery.

Increase to PI 2.1.3, 2.2.3 & 2.3.3; A bycatch characterization analysis was conducted and has provided more information about species encountered in the fishery. No primary species have been identified as bycatch species.

Increase to PI 2.1.1; No primary species have been identified as bycatch species and no bait species have been identified in the fishery.