维持太平洋岛屿渔业
1.4 million metric tons of tuna are caught in the waters of Pacific Island countries each year, supplying more than 30 percent of the global market for tuna. THE THREATS Increased demand for coastal fish species in the Pacific Islands fuels overfishing, which。
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1.4 million metric tons of tuna are caught in the waters of Pacific Island countries each year, supplying more than 30 percent of the global market for tuna. THE THREATS Increased demand for coastal fish species in the Pacific Islands fuels overfishing, which in turn threatens local food security, livelihoods and ecosystems. Climate change is compounding the problem by lowering harvests from coral reef fisheries. The warming ocean is also changing the distribution of tuna, threatening island economies. OUR ROLE Conservation International is strengthening community-based management to conserve fish habitats and maintain healthy fish stocks. We are also helping communities meet increasing demands for coastal fish and adapt to climate change by supporting a shift from catching pri。
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原始资料标题：维持太平洋岛屿渔业
原文链接：https://www.conservation.org/projects/sustaining-pacific-island-fisheries
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