Overfishes
Overfishes refers to marine species that have been excessively harvested to the point where their populations have significantly declined, leading to potential long-term negative effects on the ecosystem. This practice can result in disruptions to the food chain, loss of biodiversity, and economic impacts on fishing industries. Overfishing is typically driven by factors such as high demand for seafood, advances in fishing technology, and inadequate fisheries management regulations.
External Links
- [Overfishing.org] Overfishing - A global environmental problem, threat to our oceans and disaster.