Fishing Solutions
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The document outlines several strategies that could be used to reduce overfishing, including excluding foreign fishing fleets from coastal waters, banning certain types of fishing vessels, reducing fishing fleet sizes, implementing catch quotas, banning endangered species fishing, shortening fishing seasons, increasing fish farming, using larger net mesh sizes, limiting trawler time at sea, and boosting naval patrols of waters.
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Fishing Solutions
- 1. Strategies to reduce overfishing
- 3. What can be done?
- 4. • Exclude foreign fleets from a countries fishing zones, which extend 320km off-shore • Ban fishing trawlers from countries outside the EU • Pass a law that reduces the size of fishing fleets • Put a yearly QUOTA on fish catches • Ban the fishing of endangered species of fish (for example cod fishing in Irish Sea) • Have a shorter fishing season • Create more ‘fish farms’ to produce fish for eating • Increase the size of the fishing net ‘mesh’ • Set a time for how long a trawler can be out at sea. • Increase Irish Navy Patrols to protect Irish waters