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Paper 1 structured question: Impact of exploitation of the oceans

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Impact of exploitation of the oceans

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Overfishing is a major problem affecting marine species and ecosystems.

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Overfishing and Bycatch

Overfishing occurs when fish are caught faster than they can reproduce, leading to population declines. Bycatch is the accidental capture of non-target species during fishing, which can harm these populations.

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    Outline two consequences of overfishing on marine species.

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Marine Species Farming

Farming marine species such as fish and shellfish provides an alternative to wild fishing and helps conserve wild populations by reducing fishing pressure.

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    Explain how marine species farming helps to reduce pressure on fisheries.

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