Red Coral Fishing Banned Until December 31

Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you. Tunisia temporarily suspends red coral fishing until December 31, a measure aimed at protecting this endangered species. This ban, which came into effect on the signing date, aims to allow reef regeneration and preserve marine biodiversity. Authorities emphasize that this step is essential to combat overfishing and environmental degradation. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments Fishermen, however, express reservations. For many, this ban directly affects their daily lives and income. Despite precautions, fishermen continue to collect red coral, fueling a debate between conservation and subsistence. Environmental associations highlight that this measure remains insufficient without stricter management of marine resources. The government justifies this decision by the need to protect fragile marine ecosystems. Scientific studies highlight that overfishing has led to a drastic decline in red coral populations. The ban, although temporary, could offer crucial respite for the regeneration of these ecosystems. Authorities remain open to additional measures to ensure the sustainability of maritime practices. ⚡ Key points ▸ Environmental associations highlight that this measure remains insufficient without stricter management of marine resources. ▸ Despite precautions, fishermen continue to collect red coral, fueling a debate between conservation and subsistence. ▸ Scientific studies highlight that overfishing has led to a drastic decline in red coral populations. Follow the latest news live on Flash Radio The latest news is also available live: listen to Shems FM, Radio Med and IFM 100.6 on Flash Radio, no registration required. 📻 Shems FM live 101.7 MHz — Generali