Key Indonesian fish populations depleted & new assessments needed 
By Basten Gokkon ID Source: mongabay 10/31/2023
Basten Gokkon
Credit: Ralf Roletschek via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0 DEED).
The wild populations that sustain a significant Indonesian fishery are more depleted than the government had estimated, as highlighted by a recent scientific study.
 

The authors have called for a reevaluation of the method used to assess fish stocks to address the overexploitation of these populations.
The Indonesian deep-slope demersal fisheries have helped position Indonesia to be the world’s second-largest exporter of snapper species.

 
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