Drifting tuna fishing gear enter half of marine protected areas: study
PolicyFriday, July 31, 2026Mongabay

Drifting tuna fishing gear enter half of marine protected areas: study

A recent global study reveals that drifting fishing gear, particularly from tuna fisheries, has infiltrated nearly half of marine protected areas (MPAs), undermining their conservation goals. This highlights the need for more comprehensive regulations to address the impacts of lost or abandoned gear on marine ecosystems.

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