Global Animal Rescue Network

World leaders can keep more fish in the ocean by ending this one practice

Jun 29, 2019

In fishing, money is a strong motivator that can incentivize people to improve practices and fund the management necessary to reduce fishing& rsquo;s footprint on the natural world. But spending money in the wrong ways can also exacerbate the consequences of overfishing.

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