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RECREATIONAL FISHING in
MANGROVES
- OVERFISHING DEFINE
- IMPACT ON
BIODIVERSITY
OF ECOSYSTEM
- DISTURBANCE TO
FOOD-WEB
- DISTURBANCE TO
FOOD-WEB
- A PRIMARY THREAT
- IMPACT ON
BIODIVERSITY
OF ECOSYSTEM
- A mangrove is a tree, shrub, palm
or ground fern.
- THREATENED
ECOSYSTEM
- STRUCTURE
- animals
shelter
- animals
shelter
- Grows above mean sea level
- Marine coastal
environments and
estuarine margins
- THREATENED
ECOSYSTEM
- LICENSE NEEDED TO FISH
- Takes advantage
of mangrove food
supply.
- MANGROVE
JACK
- Takes advantage
of mangrove food
supply.
- 3RD LARGEST AREA OF
MANGROVE IN AUSTRALIA
- CRUSTACEANS: CRABS, PRAWNS
AND SHRIMP
- CRUSTACEANS: CRABS, PRAWNS
AND SHRIMP
- MANY FISH SPECIES FOUND AS
BABIES (JUVENILES)
- Bioturbation
- GREAT NURSERIES
- 75% of the commercially caught fish, prawns
spend some part of their life cycle living in the
mangroves.
- 75% of the commercially caught fish, prawns
spend some part of their life cycle living in the
mangroves.
- Vital breeding habitat for baby species.
- GREAT NURSERIES
- ALGAE AND
DETRITUS
- Common
examples
- Bioturbation
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