Shannon Carroll
276:20 - 276:53
“if this EFP were to become legal under regulation and used, then it would be integrated into Brad's work through the, his team's work through the fishing effects model, and then ultimately into Jodi's work on the EFH analysis.”
- Speaker
- Shannon Carroll
- Timestamp
- 276:20 – 276:53
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
And I think it's more of a broom versus a rake, but that's where Brad's work comes into play. But also all of that is what was presented on in terms of EFH analysis and fishing effects modeling. And so this, if this EFP were to become legal under regulation and used, then it would be integrated into Brad's work through the, his team's work through the fishing effects model, and then ultimately into Jodi's work on the EFH analysis. Analysis. So, um, we do have, as Noel mentioned, we really want to explore the interactions with, with unobserved mortality on crab in the Bering Sea because that's really the issue that this design was formed around.
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