Blast fishing

Explosive fishing methods are destructive and illegal. An explosive or other type of explosive is used to send a shock wave through the water, to stun the fish or to kill, then to collect and sell. The explosion destroyed the habitat, indiscriminately killed marine life, reduced future catch, affected livelihoods of food security and the fishing community.

Fishing fishing is usually done at coral reefs, destroying corals and destroying these biodiversity hotspots. It is thought that it may take more than a century for coral reefs to return to normal condition. This is also dangerous; equipment sometimes explodes prematurely, causing serious injury and death.

Blast fishing is available in over 40 countries. In Africa, it is particularly problematic in Tanzania, threatening the country's international tourism industry as it destroys coral reefs in Tanzania and all the benefits it brings and the risk of destruction and explosion of coral reefs is driving visitors

But the problem is far more complicated than seen on the surface. Established in 2015, the Multi-Agency Working Group (MATT) handles explosive fishing and other environmental crimes, as well as explosive fishing, organized crime groups including illegal drug trafficking, prostitution and trafficking, trafficking We found a complex crime network of. It is often related to wild animals and wood smuggling, companies and celebrities

MATT addresses a number of factors that contribute to the spread of explosive catch in Tanzania.

Corruption, bribery and threats to officials and fishermen will reduce the enforcement rate and the enforcement rate of prosecution

The negative impact of blast fishing is increasingly documented and this may or may not affect the impact. Laws including explosive fishing methods, economic and political environments do not last forever, but explosive fishing methods and related problems can last for many years.

Blast furnace fishing is actually one of the most destructive fishing methods. What is considered as an advantage of explosive fishing methods far exceeds the negative impact on the environment and the indirect impact of these influences. However, despite extensive deficiencies, fishery is still being pursued. The International Endangered Species (ESI) explains explosive or explosive fishing methods as a way to kill fish in advance by exploding homemade explosives at marine habitats. After the explosive explodes, the fish float on the surface of the water and fishermen can collect them from there.

Coral reef damage caused by explosive catch has led to an immediate reduction in the wealth and quantity of fish species. Explosive materials used for explosive fishing not only kill fish but also destroy the coral skeleton, resulting in unbalanced coral debris. The elimination of fish also eliminates the resilience of coral reefs to climate change and further hinders their recovery. Coral reefs recovered for 5 to 10 years with one explosion. And with extensive blasts these biodiversity ecosystems have been transformed into continuously unstable gravel.

Researchers think that destructive fishery such as blasting is one of the biggest threats to coral reef ecosystems. The coral reef bomb is nothing but gravel. The long-term impact associated with explosion tanks is that coral reefs do not recover spontaneously. Coral reefs do not recover from small perturbations that do not change the physical environment, but are unlikely to recover from constant disturbances like explosive catch. The blast furnace fishery is one of the reasons to destroy the skeleton of calcium carbonate coral and destroy coral reefs permanently. In the Indian Ocean - Pacific, blasting is the main cause of coral reef degradation. As a result, a weakened gravel field is formed, and fish habitat decreases.