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every effortto preventillegal fishing
orderto preventillegal fishing
that not enough is being done by the international communityto preventillegal fishing
The Government of India should also take actionto preventillegal fishing
Activists and environmental organizations ... new measuresto preventillegal fishing
technology helpCan ... preventillegal fishing
And it should also helpto discoverillegal fishing
Inspection and enforcementto preventillegal fishing
new waysto preventillegal fishing
several measuresto preventillegal fishing
you can help on patrols with the villagersto preventillegal fishing
that all measures are put in placeto preventillegal fishing
China ... tougher measuresto preventillegal fishing
Work has been done in recent yearsto preventillegal fishing
EPA Boss Nathaniel Blama Calls for Regional Effort in Mitigating Ocean PollutionPreventingIllegal Fishing
efforts by the Mexican navyto preventillegal fishing
The Agreement on Port State Measuresto PreventIllegal Fishing
the valiant efforts by law enforcement agencies , the Mexican Navy , and conservation groupsto preventillegal fishing
most of the measures contained in the National Action Planto PreventIllegal Fishing
the two ships purchased from China ... would helppreventillegal fishing
Effective enforcement of fishing rules is also neededto preventillegal fishing
to guarantee their long - term exploitation and effective monitoring measuresto preventillegal fishing
Contacts and meetings with the local Authorities and fishermen organisations , aimed to raise awareness on the need of establishing measures to protect dolphins and implement existing regulationsto preventillegal fishing
Artificial reefsto preventillegal fishing
The fish are also under 24-hour surveillanceto preventillegal fishing
that the ministry is also monitoring closely the fishing boats by using GPS , and research fishery boats and patrol boatsto preventillegal fishing
one wayto preventillegal fishing
that from his observation , Interior Ministry officials were working hardto preventillegal fishing
fisheries authorities ... ableto properly preventillegal fishing
marine officialshave discoveredillegal fishing
to be takento preventillegal fishing
protecting these open watersto preventillegal fishing
who patrol the islandto preventillegal fishing
preserving existing fisheriesto preventillegal fishing
to organize patrolsto preventillegal fishing
I am very proud of the work they continue to do every dayto preventillegal fishing
the complete and accurate practice of information gathering by the piers would be helpful for the authoritieswhen preventingillegal fishing
the vessel will be deployed soon to patrol Kenya 's 1 500 nautical mile Exclusive Economic Zone ( EEZprimarily to preventillegal fishing
Surveillance of community conserved areasto preventillegal fishing
135/2018 / CV - VASEP to the D - Fish commenting on the drafted circular regulating activitiesto preventillegal fishing
to the destruction of coral and eventually marine ecologyleadsto the destruction of coral and eventually marine ecology
Rp 300 trillion ( US$ 25 billion ) in state losseshad causedRp 300 trillion ( US$ 25 billion ) in state losses
a serious shortage of raw materials for the fish - processing factories , coupled with loss of jobs , government revenue and disappearance of natural marine resourceshas triggereda serious shortage of raw materials for the fish - processing factories , coupled with loss of jobs , government revenue and disappearance of natural marine resources
conflicts among fishermencreatesconflicts among fishermen
a lot of harmcausesa lot of harm
billions of dollars of illicit profitscreatesbillions of dollars of illicit profits
widespread harm and overexploitationcausingwidespread harm and overexploitation
to overfishing and depletes valuable fisheriescontributesto overfishing and depletes valuable fisheries
a negative impact on the marine life balancehas causeda negative impact on the marine life balance
a decline in 70 percent of the earth ’s commercially targeted fishhas causeda decline in 70 percent of the earth ’s commercially targeted fish
the seas(passive) caused bythe seas
the sector from crumblingto preventthe sector from crumbling
to the reduction of fish supplycontributesto the reduction of fish supply
to overfishing and undermine food securityto leadto overfishing and undermine food security
pirates to hijack tankerledpirates to hijack tanker
along with the warming of the North Seais causingalong with the warming of the North Sea
huge loss in Sierra Leone Copyrightcauseshuge loss in Sierra Leone Copyright
to the serious decline in fish stocks in the ocean as well as the lakeshas contributedto the serious decline in fish stocks in the ocean as well as the lakes
on the downfall of the number of its specieswill causeon the downfall of the number of its species
serious damage to the ecology and economy of the country , particularly the coastal communitiescausesserious damage to the ecology and economy of the country , particularly the coastal communities
significantlycontributessignificantly
up to $ 23.5 billion in global losses each yearcausesup to $ 23.5 billion in global losses each year
the mass death of more than 300 olive ridley turtlesmay have causedthe mass death of more than 300 olive ridley turtles
them from ever benefiting from stock rebuilding programswill preventthem from ever benefiting from stock rebuilding programs
enormous loss to the country ... noting that out of the 21 fish factories that were operational 10 years ago , only eight are operating todayhas causedenormous loss to the country ... noting that out of the 21 fish factories that were operational 10 years ago , only eight are operating today
in depletion of fish stocks in the country 's lakes ... forcing Tanzania to spend more money to import fishresultedin depletion of fish stocks in the country 's lakes ... forcing Tanzania to spend more money to import fish
losses estimated at US$ 23 billion per year ... with about 30 % of illegal fishing in the world occurring in Indonesia alonehas causedlosses estimated at US$ 23 billion per year ... with about 30 % of illegal fishing in the world occurring in Indonesia alone
in stocks collapsingcould resultin stocks collapsing
a situation where some species are so depleted they are unable to maintain healthy population numbershas createda situation where some species are so depleted they are unable to maintain healthy population numbers
losses worth US$ 23 billionhas causedlosses worth US$ 23 billion
to the near extinction of the vaquita marina , a marine mammal endemic to the Gulf of Californiahas also ledto the near extinction of the vaquita marina , a marine mammal endemic to the Gulf of California
the fall of staple fish stockcausedthe fall of staple fish stock
losses to the tune of US$ 23 billionhas causedlosses to the tune of US$ 23 billion
losses amounting to hundreds of billions of dollars each year and is linked with organized crime and drug trafficking , as well as forced laborcauseslosses amounting to hundreds of billions of dollars each year and is linked with organized crime and drug trafficking , as well as forced labor
not only the environmental devastation(passive) caused bynot only the environmental devastation
some species of sturgeon to go extinct within the next few yearscould causesome species of sturgeon to go extinct within the next few years
insecurity in Somali waterscreateinsecurity in Somali waters
billions of dollars a year in commercial losses and depletes stockscausesbillions of dollars a year in commercial losses and depletes stocks
the state a loss of Rp30 trillion every yearwas causingthe state a loss of Rp30 trillion every year
commercial losses of up to $ 23 billion a yearcausescommercial losses of up to $ 23 billion a year