Regulating destructive fishing practices can be achieved through a combination of strict enforcement of existing regulations, implementation of new regulations specifically targeting these practices, public education and awareness campaigns, and promoting sustainable fishing practices. Strict enforcement should include penalties for offenders and constant monitoring of fishing activities. Implementing new regulations may involve banning certain practices altogether or setting limits on catch quantities. Public education and awareness campaigns can help to inform fishermen and consumers about the negative impacts of destructive fishing practices and encourage them to choose sustainable alternatives. Promoting sustainable fishing practices, such as using selective fishing methods or supporting marine protected areas, can also help to reduce the prevalence of destructive practices.
