Sentence examples for reported overfishing from inspiring English sources

The NRIC reported overfishing, habitat loss, and pollution (contamination by xenobiotics and eutrophication), to be the greatest threats to biodiversity in the regions, followed by alien species and impacts of warming due to climate change (Table 5, Text S1).

More recently, researchers have reported that cod, overfished for decades off New England and the Canadian Maritime Provinces, have begun reproducing at younger ages and smaller sizes.

The main threat is overfishing, the report warns.

Here's a look at some of the species singled out in the IUCN's report: Fish Overfishing for food has devastated the populations of underwater creatures, from tuna to eels.

According to a new report released this week by Oceana, less than 1% of the highly migratory sharks reported caught in the Atlantic Ocean are protected from overfishing by the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), the group that's charged with protecting them.

By Shauna Lyon In the late nineties, when marine conservationists first reported that swordfish was in danger of being overfished, many fishmongers and restaurants kept selling it, leaving conscientious omnivores to wonder, Who are these evil people still selling swordfish?

In the late nineties, when marine conservationists first reported that swordfish was in danger of being overfished, many fishmongers and restaurants kept selling it, leaving conscientious omnivores to wonder, Who are these evil people still selling swordfish?

The rapid collapse of the Californian subpopulation (over 50% within three generations) prompted concerns regarding the species' susceptibility to overfishing in other areas, where fishery data is seldom reported and aspects of life history and population structure are little-known.

The top threats to wild animals including habitat loss and degradation, climate change, overfishing and overhunting, according to the report.

Up to $50 billion a year is lost to poor management, inefficiency and overfishing in world fisheries, according to a new report published jointly by the World Bank and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation.

See articleA conservation group reported that 30% of the world's species of sharks are under threat of extinction because of overfishing.