King Salman International University addresses the issue of overfishing through community outreach and education. The university works with local stakeholders to raise awareness about the impacts of overfishing and promote sustainable fishing quotas. By engaging the community, the university helps to protect marine biodiversity and ensure sustainable fish stocks.
The Role of King Salman International University in Combating Overfishing through Community Outreach and Research
Overview
King Salman International University (KSIU) is making significant strides in mitigating overfishing impacts in South Sinai through a robust blend of research, educational outreach, and community initiatives. Given the regional importance of marine resources, the university’s programs in marine biology and aquaculture equip students with skills to develop and implement sustainable fishing practices. By combining classroom instruction with hands-on training in marine conservation, aquaculture, and fisheries science, KSIU fosters awareness and builds local capacity to preserve marine ecosystems.
1. Field-Based Learning and Outreach Initiatives
Beach Clean-Ups and Scientific Field Trips
References: Beach Clean Day, Scientific Field Trip to Dahab
Local Stewardship and Sustainable Practices
2. Research in Sustainable Aquaculture
Enhancing Larval Production
Broodstock Fertility Studies
Sustainable Breeding Methods
Aquaculture Techniques
KSIU’s faculty and researchers lead groundbreaking studies using the university’s facilities, advancing sustainable aquaculture in Sinai.
3. Partnerships and Global Collaborations
Collaboration with the Egyptian Knowledge Bank
Reference: Collaboration with Egyptian Knowledge Bank
World Food Forum Participation
Reference: World Food Forum Representation
Global Insights and Local Adaptation