海洋渔业的未来

A journalist warns of widespread harm, but better science and management practices point to a robust prognosis Francisco Werner Public perceptions of marine fisheries are often dominated by stories of decline—overfishing, stock collapses, IUU (illegal, unreported, and unregulated) fishing, forced labor in distant-water fleets, and impacts to habitat from fishing gear. These and other issues have been recognized as serious for quite some time and, in some regions, continue to be matters requiring urgent attention. In Every Last Fish, British journalist Rose George surveys the global fisheries landscape, describing her first-hand experience on individually owned and operated fishing vessels, at local seafood processing sites in the UK, in fishing communities in Africa, and at aquaculture facilities in Norway, among others. …