Geography, asked by arghalayak, 2 months ago

why is the Great Barrier Reef protected from fishing?

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Coral and fish populations in the Great Barrier Reef recovered more quickly from bleaching, starfish attacks, diseases and storms in areas where fishing is banned. ... Among other benefits, fishing bans may foster species of fish that graze on algae that could otherwise smother coral.

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