QUIÉNES SOMOS

The Center for Fisheries Studies (CEPES) is a scientific institution dedicated to the study of marine resources and ecosystems in the southern zone of Chile.

Fundado en 2002 mediante un convenio entre FIPES y la Universidad Austral de Chile (UACh), y constituido en sociedad anónima en el 2007, hoy opera como una entidad experta en la producción de conocimiento científico para el manejo sustentable de pesquerías.

Proveemos análisis técnico y asesoría basada en evidencia para la toma de decisiones de empresas del sector y la autoridad pesquera nacional.

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Our Mission

Formulate management proposals

and management based on high-quality, reliable and timely scientific and technical information, focused on fisheries and their ecosystems.

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Our Mission

Contribute to the assessment, monitoring and responsible exploitation

of the fishing resources of interest to the industry of the southern south.

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Our Mission

Provide expert analysis

to authorities, companies, sector organizations and the scientific community, as a fundamental input for the management and responsible handling of fisheries.

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Our vision

To be leaders in the generation of knowledge

for the sustainable management of southern fisheries, promoting the conservation of marine ecosystems and the responsible development of the fishing industry in southern Chile.

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Our vision

Our commitment is to contribute to development

from the southern fishing industry, to the well-being of coastal communities, to the advancement of science and to the protection of marine resources for future generations.

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Our experience

Since its creation, CEPES has developed analyses, technical studies and research projects —including various types of fisheries monitoring and assessments— in collaboration with authorities such as the Undersecretariat of Fisheries and Aquaculture (Subpesca), as well as with related associations and industries, providing data and information that improve the understanding of fisheries, their dynamics, and the public policies required for their proper exploitation and management.