Help stop Overfishing!!!!

National Geographic stated that A study of catch data

published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G
Help stop Overfishing!!!!
National Geographic stated that A study of catch data
published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G
Help stop Overfishing!!!!
National Geographic stated that A study of catch data
published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G
Help stop Overfishing!!!!
National Geographic stated that A study of catch data
published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G
Help stop Overfishing!!!!
National Geographic stated that A study of catch data
published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G
Help stop Overfishing!!!!
National Geographic stated that A study of catch data
published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G
Help stop Overfishing!!!!
National Geographic stated that A study of catch data
published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G
Help stop Overfishing!!!!
National Geographic stated that A study of catch data
published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G
Help stop Overfishing!!!!
National Geographic stated that A study of catch data
published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G
Help stop Overfishing!!!!
National Geographic stated that A study of catch data
published in 2006 in the journal Science grimily
predicted that if fishing rates continue apace, all the
worlds fisheries will have collapsed by the year 2048.
Overfishing can be reduced. One must be informed, knows what they eat and spread the word. One can help stop overfishing with those
three steps for example make sure you know what fish you eat and pick the ones with the lowest impact (Overfishing 2013). It is also very important to spread the
word, it just simply works and helps informother people of what is going on.
O V E R F I S H I N G