Mexico reduces fishing restriction area by 86% to focus on vaquitas’ known habitat
Though it may seem counterintuitive, the reduction in the Gulf's protective zone where gillnet fishing is banned is meant to increase protection of vaquitas by facilitating monitoring, while at the same time helping the local fishing community earn a living. The post Mexico reduces fishing restriction area by 86% to focus on vaquitas’ known habitat appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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