Berveridge, Malcolm

Dieckmann, Ulf

Fock, Heino O.

Froese, Rainer

Keller, Matthias

Löwenberg, Ulf

Merino, Gorka

Möllmann, Christian

Pauly, Daniel

Prein, Mark

Quaas, Martin

Schmidt, Jörn

Schulz, Carsten

Voss, Rüdiger

Zimmermann, Christopher

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WOR 1 provided a panoptic overview. The following report (WOR 2), the second in the series, focuses on the future of fish and their exploitation. Fish have always been a vital source of life for mankind – not only as a food. Fish continue to be essential to the daily diet of people in most regions of the world. At the same time fisheries provide a livelihood to entire coastal regions and still have great economic clout. All this, however, is in jeopardy and is coming under close scrutiny. Fish stocks are declining worldwide, entire marine regions are overfished and some species are already red-listed

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World Ocean Review 2013 : The Future of Fish - The Fisheries of the Future

World Ocean Review 2013 : Living with the ocean : 2. The Future of Fish - The Fisheries of the Future

World Ocean Review 2013 : Living with the ocean : 2. The Future of Fish - The Fisheries of the Future

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