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A local fisher waits for fish in his dugout canoe, while an industrial tuna ship glides by En-route to Wadau village, Karkar Island, Madang, Papua New Guinea
© ARC CoE for Coral Reef Studies / Jacqueline Lau
Apathy towards poachers widespread in world’s marine protected areas
Dr Brock Bergseth from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies led the study. He said poaching is widespread in the world's marine protected areas, and that fishers have the potential to make or break a marine protected area.