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Drifting Fish Aggregating Devices: Impacts and Policies

April 26, 2025
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Tags: drifting fish aggregating devicesecological impacts of dFADsenvironmental effects of fishing devicesfishing policies in Somaliaimpacts of dFADs on marine lifeIUU fishing in the Indian Oceanmanagement of fish stocksmarine conservation strategiespolicy frameworks for fisheries managementregulatory challenges in fisheriessustainable fishing practicestechnological advances in fish aggregation
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