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Marine sanctuary didn’t dent tuna catches, new study of North America’s largest marine park argues

'Some argue that closing areas to fishing hurts fishing interests. But the worst enemy of fishing is overfishing and bad management -- not protected areas' -- Enric Sala, National Geographic Society

By Daniel Hilliard | June 5, 2023 16:07 BST

Yellowfin tuna. Credit: WWF

Yellowfin tuna. Credit: WWF

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