wild stocks, Fish that live and grow in nature, not on farms., decrease dependence on, To reduce how much you rely on something., restock lakes and oceans, To add young fish to lakes or seas to increase their numbers again., over-fishing, Catching too many fish so that their population becomes too small., pollution, Harmful substances in water, air, or land that damage nature., critical habitats, Very important natural areas where animals live, breed, or grow., sustainable production, Producing something in a way that does not harm the environment and can continue in the future., resource depletion, The situation when natural resources are used too much and start to disappear., fishery resources, Fish and other aquatic animals that are important for a country’s fishing industry., implement regulatory measures, To officially introduce and apply new rules or laws., regulatory framework, The system of laws and rules that control how an industry works., long-term sustainability, The ability to continue working or producing successfully for many years., market demand, The amount of a product that people want to buy., production capacity, The maximum amount that can be produced by farms or factories., environmental impact, The effect that an activity or project has on the natural environment.

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