World fisheries hotspots, 2004

World fisheries hotspots, 2004 (map/graphic/illustration)

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World fisheries hotspots, 2004. The World’s most productive fishing grounds are confined to major hotspots, less than 10% of the World oceans. The maps shows annual catch (tonnes per km2) for the World’s oceans. Notice the strong geographic concurrence of continental shelves, upwelling and primary productivity and the amount of fish caught by fisheries.
Sources Sea Around Us project, personal communication October 2007 (University of British Columbia)
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Hugo Ahlenius, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
Appears in In Dead Water - Climate Change, Pollution, Over-harvest, and Invasive Species in the World's Fishing Grounds
Published February 2008
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