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stopped.Orri Vigfusson decided to circumvent the bureaucratic, regulatory approach with a proposal that allows both sport and commercial fishermen to win if netting is reduced.When this Icelandic businessman is not distilling and exporting vodka, he is either sport fishing for Atlantic salmon, raising them at his aquafarm, or seeking to restore wild stocks.He began in 1987 by investing his own resources in a study that established a link between netting and declining salmon stocks.Working from his salmon farm on the Laxa River in northeast Iceland, researchers tagged 8,000 fish and released them into the open ocean.The tagged fish did not return to spawn, but their tags were returned to Vigfusson by fishermen from Greenland and the Faroe Islands who caught the fish in their nets.Just as farmers receive payments not to irrigate, the Faroe Islands fishermen received $685,500 per year not to fish.As a result, in 1993, nearly twice as many salmon returned to their native rivers in Iceland and Europe.This program would compensate fishermen for the income they forgo from the projected catch and would finance training programs for fishermen


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