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Sustainable fishing practices are methods that maintain fish populations and marine ecosystems for future generations. In Pakistan, sustainable fishing involves using selective fishing gear to avoid bycatch, respecting seasonal closures during breeding periods, and implementing size limits to protect juvenile fish.
Traditional Pakistani fishing communities have long practiced sustainable methods, such as using handlines and small nets that minimize environmental impact. Modern sustainable practices include establishing marine protected areas, promoting aquaculture, and monitoring fish stocks through scientific research.
Local fishing communities in coastal areas like Karachi, Gwadar, and Ormara are increasingly adopting sustainable practices to preserve their livelihoods and marine biodiversity. Government regulations and international cooperation also play crucial roles in promoting sustainable fishing throughout Pakistan\“s coastal waters. |
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