* Warm up * How overfishing affects productivity in marine food chains and food webs?

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* Warm up * How overfishing affects productivity in marine food chains and food webs?

* Input question: * What do you know about overfishing?know

* Global overfishing is destroying ocean ecosystems. * Nearly one-third of marine fish stocks worldwide have been overfished, and over 90% of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited or over-fished, according a 2014 report by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. * It's not just the fish we eat that are affected. * Each year, billions of unwanted fish and other animals - like dolphins, marine turtles, seabirds, sharks, and corals - die due to inefficient, illegal, and destructive fishing practices.

* Activity: - We will simulate fishing practices during the evolution of human society.

* What is happening in our days?

* Poor fisheries management * Pirate fishers that don’t respect fishing laws or agreements * Massive bycatch of juvenile fish and other marine species * Subsidies that keep too many boats on the water * Unfair Fisheries Partnership Agreements that allow foreign fleets to overfish in the waters of developing countries * Destructive fishing practices

* * Bluefin Tuna *

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* Activity- work in pairs * Objective: * Design sustainable fishing tools using the provided materials. * The best model is getting a prize!!!!

* Summarize your learning experience about overfishing. Write your: * Learning reflections-one page – hand written! * Include examples from the provided materials! 80 p.

* * planet/problems/problems_fishing/ planet/problems/problems_fishing/