international fisheries management

International fisheries management involves cooperative efforts among different countries to regulate fishing activities in shared ocean areas. Its goal is to ensure fish populations remain healthy and sustainable over time, preventing overfishing that could deplete stocks. Countries set rules for catch limits, fishing seasons, and protected areas, often through international agreements and organizations. This collaboration helps balance economic interests, preserve marine ecosystems, and maintain fish availability for future generations. Effective management requires monitoring, scientific research, and enforcement across multiple nations to achieve sustainable use of global fish resources.