Game problems of harvesting in a biological community

This paper considers the game problem of biological community control. A set of players with individual utility criteria control a biological community. All players are mutually independent and possess information on the current state of the community. In a special case, this can be a fish community (ichtyocenosis) in an ocean or sea under the impact of different types of harvesting. And finally, the proposed game structures are illustrated using numerical simulation results for populations and communities of marine fish.