Environmental Law and Sustainable Development in the Toothfish Fishery of Heard Island and McDonald Island.

Introduction: In this article, the legal framework Australia uses to deal with overfishing in the southern waters, Patagonia's tooth fish near the hard island and McDonald Islands expected to collapse within several years, especially due to illegal fishery I will consider fishing. This area is within the Australian exclusive economic zone, more than 4,000 kilometers from the nearest port, far beyond the scope of regulators and law enforcement agencies. This region also belongs to the Southern Ocean, an international legal framework, in particular "Antarctic Treaty on Conservation of Marine Living Resources" and "UN Convention."

The main resource of southern France and the Antarctic Territory (TAAF), about 5 million euros, is the sustainable management of the Patagonia - tooth fishery (about 6,000 tons) in the closets and the Kerguelen Islands and the crayfish fishery in Sao Paulo and the Amsterdam Islands . About 400 tons) Patagonia's tooth fish fishery has only 30 million euros. It is managed in an exclusive economic zone (EEZ) of about 8 million square kilometers equivalent to three times the size of the big cities in France. The governor is responsible for restoring the total fishable capacity (TAC) and attributional quota. As a scientific adviser to evaluate scientists, especially the National Museum of Natural History or the scientists at the Czech Institute - definition of fish stocks, fishery laws and catch reduction. Coincidence fishing of protected species

Sustainable constraints promote institutional capacity to promote responsible private sector-led fisheries development and development and management of responsible fishery resources. The Marshall Islands Marine Resources Agency (MIMRA) was founded in 1988 to manage all marine resources within exclusive economic zone (EEZ). In 1997, MIMRA acquired more autonomy right through a new bill to carry out its duties more effectively. With the influx of foreign fishing vessels and fishing activities, the technical capacity of the Marshall Islands Maritime Resources Bureau (MIMRA) will be strengthened in order for the IAEA to effectively implement, monitor and control transshipment and all other fishing activities A strategy was drafted to ensure that. . The support of this area is very important. The region and the wider exclusive economic zone of that country may feel the influence of the industry.