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South Korean research suggests ban on Chinese vessels would allow squid to recover

South Korea's squid catch fell to the lowest level in five years in 2017, dented by Chinese boats' overfishing in the East Sea

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 11, 2018 18:00 GMT
Korean squid. Source: Huacai Zhaoyu
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South Korea's squid catch fell to the lowest level in five years in 2017, dented by Chinese boats' overfishing in the East Sea, reports Yonhap News [...]

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