Dynamic Ocean Closures Can Reduce Bycatch By Half But Challenging To Implement
Bycatch remains a threat for numerous species in the oceans, and static temporary closures are used as a tool to reduce their catches. A study found that dynamic ocean management will effectively reduce bycatch rates by more than 50 percent...
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