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The use of large nets put marine wildlife at risk from entanglements and death. Over-fishing was causing significant declines of saucer scallop, east coast Australian snapper, pearl perch, black jewfish and some shark species. Over-fishing and illegal fishing can compromise the long-term sustainability of stocks and impact the resilience of the marine ecosystem. While GBRMPA sets the rules regarding where you can and cannot fish, the Queensland government is responsible for regulating fishing. Unfortunately the Queensland government’s rollout of major fisheries reforms, designed to tackle many of these very issues, has stalled with no significant steps since September 2019. As stewards of the most significant coral reef system on the planet, it is shameful and embarrassing that we’re subjecting our reef to such damaging fishing, particularly when it’s under such intense pressure from global warming and poor water quality.

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