Environment
Poacher Profiling: Combating Illegal Fishing With Science
A new United Nations report recently revealed that the world is doing well to protect valuable environments, with 3.4 percent of the world's oceans currently protected by legislation. However, enforcing protection laws remains a problem for world nations, especially when it comes to protecting fisheries. Now a team of researchers is claiming that they have a few ways to improve things.
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