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Record 1 2023-05-05

English

Subject field(s)
  • Collaboration with the FAO
  • Commercial Fishing
  • Hunting and Sport Fishing
CONT

The shellfish you harvest and eat should always come from an open fishing area. It is your responsibility to check with [the department of fisheries] to find out if an area is open before fishing. When an area is officially "closed," it is both illegal and unsafe to harvest shellfish from that area.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Collaboration avec la FAO
  • Pêche commerciale
  • Chasse et pêche sportive
CONT

Les mollusques que l'on cueille afin de les manger doivent toujours provenir d'une zone ouverte à la cueillette. Vous avez l'obligation de vérifier auprès [du ministère des pêches] pour vous assurer qu'une zone est ouverte avant d'y cueillir des mollusques. Quand une zone est officiellement fermée, il est à la fois illégal et dangereux d'y cueillir des mollusques.

Spanish

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