Fisheries management involves regulating fish populations and habitats. It aims to ensure sustainable fishing practices. Effective management supports local economies and food security. It also protects marine ecosystems. Policies may include quotas, size limits, and seasonal closures. Collaboration among stakeholders is essential. Scientific research informs decision-making. Successful fisheries management balances ecological health with community needs. It is vital for preserving aquatic biodiversity.
The alarming decline of sharks and rays has been documented in a recent study. Since 1970, populations of these chondrichthyans have plummeted by over 50%. The primary driver...
On November 21, 2024, World Fisheries Day marked the launch of several projects aimed at enhancing India's fisheries sector. The Union Minister for Fisheries, Rajiv Ranjan Singh, announced...