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1. Imagine you are gathering with friends and/or family for a holiday feast! A huge ham or brisket comes out and world hunger and protein come to mind. Explain to your friends and/or family why wild-caught sustainable seafood is the answer to supporting a healthy growing population, local economies, AND the environment. This is basically the moral argument against leaving all of the fish in the sea. 2. Explain the tragedy of the commons and how it applies to fisheries 3. Explain why fully-exploited fisheries are better than under-exploited and over-exploited fisheries. Discuss maximum sustainable yield, sustainability, fishery potential, and food-security in your answer. 4. Summarize the tools that can be used to manage fisheries. 5. List and describe fishing methods. For each method discuss the potential for bycatch or environmental damage. 6. Fill in the blanks (from this word bank: underfished, overfished, underfishing, overfishing): A stock is rebuilding if there is and it is Explain how overfishing and overfished differ. 7. Explain illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing? What are two ways to curb IUU fishing? 8. Summarize the two main types of seafood fraud. 9. As a consumer of seafood, how can you make sure you are consuming sustainable fish? What are the tools available to you? 10. There are many social and environmental injustices in the fisheries. Pick one from class and discuss the injustices and solutions.