RFMOs

Regional Fisheries Management Organizations (RFMOs) are international bodies that oversee fishing activities in specific ocean regions. They set rules and quotas to ensure sustainable use of fish stocks, prevent overfishing, and protect marine ecosystems. RFMOs involve member countries working collaboratively to manage shared fish resources, monitor fishing practices, and enforce regulations. Their goal is to balance economic interests with environmental conservation, ensuring fish populations remain healthy for future generations. Essentially, RFMOs are responsible for coordinating international efforts to manage and conserve fish in their designated areas.