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will these reserves be permanent, or possibly re opened if they do their purpose and revive the health of the fisheries?

Why do we have any restrictions in the first place? B/c we, as the natural stewards of the coast, were destroying the health of the fisheries in the first place, correct?

The purpose of the reserves: to help learn more and hopefully increase the amount of fish, correct?

I do not know how this will affect the commercial fisherman, but i have to say, if i sold widgets that were becoming more and more scarce, i might think about a new career.

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