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Glimmer of hope in decades for Black Sea and Mediterranean fish stocks

Glimmer of hope in decades for Black Sea and Mediterranean fish stocks December 15, 2020 Regular inspections are carried out by the coast guard in Lazio, Italy, to prevent illegal fishing. courtesy FAO/Cristiano Minichiello ROME The number of fish stocks subject to overexploitation in the Mediterranean and Black Sea has fallen for the first time in decades, offering some hope that a dangerous decline can be turned around, according to a report published on Monday by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). “The latest data suggest that a corner is finally being turned on overexploitation of the region s vital fish stocks”, the FAO said in a statement accompanying the report on the State of Mediterranean and Black Sea Fisheries (SoMFI 2020).

Mediterranean and Black Sea fisheries are turning corner on overexploitation

Date Time Mediterranean and Black Sea fisheries are turning corner on overexploitation 14 December 2020, Rome – After decades of increasing human pressures on the Mediterranean and Black Sea marine ecosystems and fisheries resources, the latest data suggest that a corner is finally being turned on overexploitation of the region’s vital fish stocks. According to a new report on the State of Mediterranean and Black Sea Fisheries (SoMFi 2020), released today, while 75 percent of fish stocks remain subject to overfishing, this percentage fell by more than 10 percent between 2014 and 2018. Exploitation ratios are down by a similar proportion. Taking into account newly assessed stocks, the number of fish stocks with high relative biomass has doubled since the last edition published in 2018.

FAO - News Article: Mediterranean and Black Sea fisheries are turning the corner on overexploitation

Mediterranean and Black Sea fisheries are turning the corner on overexploitation New report shows that while most fish stocks remain overexploited, the number of stocks subject to overfishing has decreased for the first time in decades 14 December 2020, Rome - After decades of increasing human pressures on the Mediterranean and Black Sea marine ecosystems and fisheries resources, the latest data suggest that a corner is finally being turned on overexploitation of the region s vital fish stocks. According to a new report on   (SoMFi 2020), released today, while 75 percent of fish stocks remain subject to overfishing, this percentage fell by more than 10 percent between 2014 and 2018. Exploitation ratios are down by a similar proportion. Taking into account newly assessed stocks, the number of fish stocks with high relative biomass has doubled since the last edition published in 2018.

National News Agency - Mediterranean, Black Sea fisheries turn corner on overexploitation

National News Agency - Mediterranean, Black Sea fisheries turn corner on overexploitation
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