South Atlantic Fisheries

The South Atlantic Fisheries refer to the marine resources and fish populations found in the South Atlantic Ocean, along the coasts of South America, Africa, and the Atlantic islands. These fisheries include species like shrimp, tuna, and groupers, which are important for local economies and global markets. Sustainable management is crucial to prevent overfishing, protect marine ecosystems, and ensure long-term harvests. International agreements and regional organizations coordinate efforts to monitor fish stocks, regulate fishing practices, and preserve biodiversity in this vibrant and dynamic ocean region.