World Day for the End of Fishing

March 30, Saturday

World Day to Stop Fishing is observed on the last Saturday of March every year to highlight the issues surrounding overfishing and its impacts on ecosystems and marine life. The day serves as a platform to raise awareness of the need to sustainably manage fish stocks and protect the marine environment.

Goals of World Day to Stop Fishing
Awareness of fisheries issues. The day aims to raise awareness of overfishing issues and its impacts on ecosystems and communities that depend on fisheries.

Promote sustainable fisheries. The day highlights the importance of sustainable fishing practices that help conserve marine resources and maintain ecosystems.

Protect marine life. It is important to focus on protecting marine life and habitats to prevent species extinction and the deterioration of the oceans.

Support local communities. The day also highlights the need to support local communities that depend on fisheries and ensure their sustainable development.

How is World Stop Fishing Day celebrated?
Educational activities: Organizations and environmental groups hold seminars, webinars, and lectures on fisheries issues and their impact on the environment.

Protests and campaigns: Activists can organize protests and campaigns to raise awareness of overfishing and the need for policy changes.

Information materials: Brochures, reports, and other information materials are distributed that highlight the importance of sustainable management of fisheries resources.

Discussion and dialogue: An important part of the celebration is discussion on various platforms, including social media, about ways to address fisheries issues.

World Day for the End of Fishing – days left: 144. Create Countdown to Event

World Day for the End of Fishing in other years

2022 March 26, Saturday
2023 March 25, Saturday
2025 March 29, Saturday

World Day for the End of Fishing in other countries