Issue: Services provided by the environment to human settlements - Fisheries
This is an issue under the Human settlements theme of the Data Reporting System.
Why we need to know about this issue
Human settlements are sustained through a number of services that are received from the environment. These services provide the resource inputs to human settlements and may be degraded on by wastes and emissions generated by them.
These services include fish and ocean products.
Indicators
- CO-07 Australian fisheries production - national tonnage and value of retained catch
A considerable proportion of the food consumed in human settlements in Australia derives from the oceans, via fishing. - CO-08 National tonnage and value of aquaculture production
A proportion of the food fish consumed in human settlements in Australia derives from aquaculture.
Related issues
- Human Settlements - Services provided by the environment to human settlements- Air
- Human Settlements - Services provided by the environment to human settlements- Agriculture
- Human Settlements - Services provided by the environment to human settlements- Ecological services
- Human Settlements - Services provided by the environment to human settlements- Forest products
- Human Settlements - Services provided by the environment to human settlements- Minerals (including non-renewable energy sources)
- Human Settlements - Services provided by the environment to human settlements- Recreation from the environment
- Human Settlements - Services provided by the environment to human settlements- Renewable energy
- Human Settlements - Services provided by the environment to human settlements- Water
- Biodiversity - Utilisation and value of biodiversity- Contributions of biodiversity to ecological services
- Coasts and Oceans - Contributions of the coasts and oceans to human life- Ecological services (air, water, climate)
- Land - Contributions of land to human life- Ecological services (air, water, climate)
- Biodiversity - Utilisation and value of biodiversity- Harvesting and trade in wildlife
- Coasts and Oceans - Contributions of the coasts and oceans to human life- Food
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