@Fmenzi@ToniDocherty5@DrDaveT Yes this is at risk. As the population increases the demand for fish increases. So this demand is making it harder for this species to be maintained as they do not have enough time to recover.
@Fmenzi@ToniDocherty5@DrDaveT We read a few but our aim was to keep our poster clear and matter of fact and we didn't want to overcomplicate this issue with confusing statistics.
@Fmenzi@ToniDocherty5@DrDaveT Personally we found it difficult to watch due to the nature of it.
However, we thought it was a good way to bring awareness to the general public about the industrial fishing industry, who may not have known much about it.
@Fmenzi@ToniDocherty5@DrDaveT 2. We want to emphasise what we can do to help tackle this destructive force.
Such as, eating less fish, education and using your right to vote for a party that opposes bottom trawlers.
@Fmenzi@ToniDocherty5@DrDaveT 1. We are trying to educate more people on deep-sea trawlers as many people don't know what it is and how much damage it causes to our ocean floor. For example 3.9 billion acres of seafloor are lost due to trawling in comparison to 25 million acres of rainforest. Per year.
@Fmenzi@ToniDocherty5@DrDaveT Collectively we found that we shared an interest and wanted to raise awareness on this fishing method and the impacts of the industrial fishing industry, and what we can do to help.