West African coastal fishing crisis in the Gulf of Guinea intensifies, impacting artisanal fishing communities due to declining fish stocks, overfishing by illegal Chinese trawlers, and climate change.
West African coastal fishing crisis in the Gulf of Guinea is complex, with multiple contributing factors. These include declining fish stocks due to climate change, overfishing by illegal Chinese trawlers, and increased efforts by artisanal fishing fleets. Traditional fishing communities in countries such as Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire have experienced a significant decline in fish catches, threatening their livelihoods and sustainability.
April 09, 2024
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