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The Southwest Atlantic (SW Atlantic), corresponding to FAO Statistical Area 41, includes a total continental shelf area of approximately 1.96 million km2 of which a large portion lies off the Argentine coast (the Patagonian Shelf) and extends beyond Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) in the region [1-3]. This area is therefore integrated in the Southeast South American Shelf Large Marine Ecosystem (SSASLME) [4,5]. Currently, this region is the only worldwide significant area for high seas (HS) fisheries not covered by any Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (RFMO) [3].

A First Approach to Assess the Impact of Bottom Trawling Over Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems on the High Seas of the Southwest Atlantic