Sentence examples for dwindling fisheries from inspiring English sources
Providing clean drinking water or protecting dwindling fisheries solves numerous problems; G.E. animals will only create new ones.
With the oyster harvest destroyed, the baymen have turned to clamming and lobstering for income, putting additional pressure on those dwindling fisheries.
As fisheries scientists, we are deeply concerned about the impact mining has had on our nation's dwindling fisheries and the inadequacy of the 1872 law to regulate modern mining.
Communities in the Spermondes depend on dwindling fisheries for food and income to send their children to school (Pet-Soede et al. 1999, 2001, 2011; Ferse et al. 2012b); islanders report that life and fishing have not been good since the 1960s.
Fishing and Living on the Riverbank Mitchell often visited the New Jersey shore across from Manhattan, talking with the river men of the dwindling commercial fishery operations that lined that reach.
Over time Europe's fishing fleets have grown too large for the dwindling fish stocks, but fisheries ministers are often reluctant to see their national TACs reduced.
A rapidly growing population and destructive fishing methods such as dynamite and cyanide fishing had led to serious environmental degradation and a dwindling fish catch, the fisheries bureau said.
As time passed, the fisheries dwindled and regulations limiting catch size increased.
The Senate unanimously approved a bill to overhaul the management of marine fisheries and strengthen protections against overfishing dwindling stocks.
Fishing is big business in the European Union, which has the world's third largest fisheries fleet, and the Channel conflict underlines the fierce competition for dwindling stocks.
