sustainable fishing
Responsible marine harvesting
Sustainable fishing refers to harvesting fish at rates that allow populations to replenish naturally, ensuring long-term viability of fish stocks and marine ecosystems.
The term encompasses practices like catch limits, selective gear that reduces bycatch, and protecting spawning grounds.
The restaurant sources only sustainable fishing operations.
Certifications help consumers identify sustainably caught seafood.
- catch limitsMaximum allowable harvest amounts
- catch and releaseAngling without keeping prey
- fish stocksAvailable fish populations
- ocean conservationProtecting seas and marine life
- eco-labelingEnvironmental impact marking
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- fishery conservationfish stocks, fish quotas, catch limits, marine reserves, closed seasons
- catch-and-releasecatch-and-release, tag and release, proper grip, wet hands, dehooking
- eco-friendlyfair trade, green, biodegradable, recyclable, compostable
- fishing industrytrawling, fisherman, trawlers, trawl net, gillnetting
- eco actionsrecycling, composting, tree planting, water conservation, energy saving
- green practicesrecycling, recycled paper, reusable bags, solar panels, solar power