Maharashtra to become third state to take measures to curb overfishing The Indian Express dated 30th December 2019
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Maharashtra to become third state to take measures to curb overfishing The Indian Express dated 30th December 2019
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Only Kerala and Karnataka have so far notified similar guidelines. Last year, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) had submitted to the state a proposal to reduce juvenile fishing. A juvenile fish is a fish catch much before it attains its maximum size or has reproduced even once. In a move to curb overfishing of juvenile fish, Maharashtra’s fisheries department has asked the government to notify the minimum landing/legal size (MLS) for 58 commercially important fish species in the state. The MLS is the size at which a particular species can be legally caught, retained and traded. At present, there is no ban or penalty levied on fishermen for catching juvenile fish in the state. |
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The Indian Express
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2019-12-30
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CMFRI, Library (2019) Maharashtra to become third state to take measures to curb overfishing The Indian Express dated 30th December 2019. The Indian Express.
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