farming - fish , intesive , organic , animal welfare

What 3 groups can fish farming be divided into? 

• Farming - the whole process takes place in captivity, from the breeding of eggs through to catching of the fish 
• Sea rearing - young fish are caught in the wild and then grown in a controlled environment eg) rope grown mussels 
• Sea ranching - young fish are bred in captivity and then released into the wild 

Why is intensive fish farming seen as a positive method?

Because it allows wild fish stocks to recover and eliminates bycatch 

Finish the sentence: fish farming is one of the worlds......

Fish farming is one of the world's fastest expanding food production industries 

What does the Marine Stewardship council logo mean and what does it do?

When you buy fish with the logo it is clear that the fish comes from a sustainable source, it sets standards and seafood traceability as well as it ensures there is minimal/no damage to the marine environment and other wildlife

What are some ways to reduce the environmental impacts of fishing?

• Sinking long lines deeper or different hooks to reduce bycatch 
• Releasing unwanted species if caught when pole or line fishing as soon as possible to prevent the death of those species
• Using larger holes in nets so younger fish aren't caught and have a chance to grow 
• Setting up marine environment reserves 

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