Red Sea’s coral reefs face existential threat from overfishing ...Egypt

The coral reefs at the Red Sea reserves are in grave danger as a result of rising environmental violations including illegal fishing by trawlers, whose nets threaten Egypt’s national wealth of coral reefs and wildlife and have harmed sea turtle and dolphin populations. Marine environment preservation associations have confirmed that overfishing is one of the biggest threats to the Red Sea’s environment, as many fish species are being captures en masse while coral reefs are cracked apart. These fishing nets extend kilometers across the coral reefs within the borders of the Northern Islands Reserve, which is protected by Law #102 of 1983 which forbids any acts that harm the environment and wil

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