Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
New Zealand’s orange roughy fishery is collapsing, with stocks at 8–18% of historic levels, due to decades of destructive trawling, despite environmental warnings and continued exports worth $31 million.
New Zealand’s orange roughy fishery faces collapse, with biomass at 8–18% of historic levels, below the 20% overfishing threshold, due to decades of bottom trawling that destroy ancient deep-sea ecosystems.
Despite environmental warnings and evidence of massive coral bycatch, New Zealand continues exporting the fish, valued at $31 million in 2024, mainly to the U.S. and China, sparking debate over economic gain versus ecological sustainability.
4 Articles
La pesquería de pez rojo naranja de Nueva Zelanda se está derrumbando, con existencias del 8-18% de los niveles históricos, debido a décadas de arrastre destructivo, a pesar de las advertencias ambientales y las continuas exportaciones por un valor de 31 millones de dólares.