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The 21 pages that link to Sustainable fisheries, each with the reason it gives.

• Ecosystem-based fisheries managementRelated: This broad goal can be pursued through several management approaches, including ecosystem-based ones.

• Shark finningRelated: Finning controls alone do not ensure that shark catches are sustainable.

• Coral TriangleRelated: Long-term food security depends on keeping reef fisheries productive.

• Fishing industryRelated: The term frames disputes over what harvest levels and practices can endure.

• Shark conservationRelated: Shark conservation often requires changing fisheries that catch sharks deliberately or incidentally.

• Gulf of CaliforniaRelated: Long-term livelihoods in the gulf depend on balancing harvest with ecological limits.

• Juan Fernández IslandsRelated: Local livelihoods depend on managing marine resources without undermining their persistence.

• Ocean conservationRelated: Catch limits and monitoring can reduce depletion of commercially harvested species.

• Phoenix IslandsRelated: Fishing restrictions in the protected area are intended to support ocean life and long-term food security.

• BarramundiRelated: Management determines whether wild barramundi harvest can persist without depleting stocks.

• Amirante IslandsRelated: Fishing around the islands must account for reef ecology and pressures on marine stocks.