Excess fishing in the world will end many species Bohorquez Garcia Brayan Muñoz Ortiz Juana Camila Tuta Rodriguez Cristian Mauricio What is it? © Jo Benn / WWF-Canon 69 % zone (1995 Fao) FAO MAP World map of fisheries statistical areas monitored D: depleted | F-D: ranging from fully exploited to deleted | O-D: ranging from over exploited to depleted | U-D: ranging from unexploited to depleted Snapshot of the global situation Of the 600 marine fish stocks monitored by FAO: 3% are underexploited 20% are moderately exploited 52% are fully exploited 17% are overexploited 7% are depleted 1% are recovering from depletion FAO MAP Gadus morhua : 21, 27 D Salmo salar 27 F D Melanogrammus aeglefinus: 21: D 27: OD Thunnus thynnus D 37 FAO REPORT Global list of fish stocks ranked as either "overexploited," "depleted," or "recovering," by FAO statistical region Thunus thynnus 150-900kg 2 a 4 mts Pollachius virens 35 cm a 135 cm 32kg fish and chips
