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Fisheries Policy

Our oceans, seas and freshwater bodies provide us with an array of valuable resources and prove to be of great importance economically, environmentally and socially. As well as supporting essential wildlife and habitats, our waters provide us with food, minerals, fossil energy, renewable energy and a variety of recreational opportunities. As a principal source of food, it is essential to safeguard our fish stocks and manage them effectively in order to achieve a fishing sector that is sustainable, profitable and supports strong local communities. This section takes a look at the policies which relate to fisheries management, aiming to integrate biodiversity objectives with socio-economic benefits.

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