Concerning Climates Flexibility in Fisheries Managing

Abstract

This research discusses the advantages of utilising the Ecosystem Concerning to Fisheries Management (ECFM) framework to address the unavoidable but yet undefined consequences of ocean acidification and climate flexibility on coastal fisheries. The predicted biological and social implications of higher carbon dioxide (????????????????2) are outlined. Emissions for coastal fisheries, with a particular emphasis on the Eastern Atlantic Indian Ocean area, shows how the crucial elements of ocean acidification and climate flexibility may be incorporated into the procedures involved in the ECFM planning process. There is also a list of the procedures necessary to completely deploy an ECFM as a reaction to climate flexibility and ocean acidification. These include climatic monitoring of the larger fisheries system effects, providing the essential information to alert all stakeholders about the risks that climate flexibility presents to fish habitats, fish stocks, and catches, and increasing resources and capability to adopt an ECFM. By devoting part of the resources available to the Eastern Atlantic Indian Ocean area towards an ECFM, developing countries will become more resilient fishery consequences of climate flexibility. They will also help solve habitat degradation and overfishing, which are already lowering the output of coastal fisheries.