Exploring The Intricate Web: How Fishery Management And Zoology Unite In The Governance Of Aquatic Diseases
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This research paper delves into the intricate interplay between fishery management and zoology in the governance of aquatic diseases, shedding light on the diverse approaches adopted by various regions and countries. Examining the global landscape, the study scrutinizes the strategies implemented in different locales for the effective control and prevention of aquatic diseases within fisheries. By analyzing international collaborations and agreements, the paper explores cooperative efforts aimed at managing and curtailing the spread of these diseases across borders. The investigation identifies successful strategies, drawing lessons from global initiatives in disease governance within aquatic ecosystems. Through this comprehensive exploration, the research aims to contribute valuable insights that can inform future policies, enhance international cooperation, and bolster the resilience of aquatic ecosystems against the threat of diseases
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