Sustainable fisheries can’t be built on exploited labor (commentary)

Mongabay
Feb 11, 2026, 4:56 pm120 ptsTrending
For decades, the global fisheries conservation community has rightly focused on the health of fish stocks, the integrity of management systems, and the long-term sustainability of ocean resources. But there is a fundamental truth we can no longer afford to sidestep: fisheries management that fails to protect…

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