Morocco: Reasons for the disappearance of sardines from southern fisheries

Published 2024년 6월 13일

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The southern regions are experiencing a severe crisis due to the disappearance of small pelagic fish, especially sardines, with a 25% decline in fish production and a 41% drop in the sardine stock from 2018 to 2023. This decline is attributed to climate change and high fishing pressure, leading to a significant depletion of the natural hatchery (C) stock. The crisis has resulted in urgent calls for reducing fishing intensity and reviewing fishing efforts to ensure the recovery and sustainability of the pelagic fishery.
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Dakhla: Muhammad Soleimani The disappearance of small pelagic fish, especially sardines, from the fisheries of the southern regions continues to raise many reactions, especially since these fisheries portend a major crisis that may last for a long time. Based on the data, Abdel Rahim Kajij, regional director of the National Institute for Research in Marine Fishing in Dakhla, revealed shocking facts to a number of professionals and elected representatives in marine fishing, during the work of the recent general assembly of the Southern Atlantic Fisheries Chamber, highlighting that the current sardine crisis is the result of Normal for years of great pressure on C stocks, the institute discovered that “from 2018 to 2023 there was a decline in fish production, especially sardines, which led to a decline in biomass by an estimated 25 percent at the level of total small pelagic fish, and a record A decline of 41 percent of the sardine stock alone.” The regional director added that this ...

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