Abstract

The aquaculture economy of the Republic of Crimea is examined from the point of view of bioeconomics. Possibilities for growing, breeding and territorial distribution of aquaculture products have been identified. The main task is to study the possibilities for the production of marketable products of industrial mariosystems, both marine and freshwater, existing on the territory of the peninsula. Mapping in the ArcGis environment of the territorial distribution of enterprises engaged in fishing and fish farming was carried out. The biodiversity of autochthonous invertebrate breeding is estimated within the framework of a number of restrictions related to the conservation of biomass stocks, a set of key commercial species of aquaculture products. This approach allows you to scientifically substantiate the mechanisms for optimizing and developing this industry with different management strategies. A set of measures, both biological and economic in nature, is proposed for the implementation of the concept of inexhaustible fisheries, which will provide the population with a variety of indigenous products available to wide layers of the population with different income levels and satisfy the needs of adjacent industries for technical products, and will also be aimed at preserving biodiversity of aquatic ecosystems of the Black and Azov Seas by normalizing loads in the organization of recreational fishing.

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