英文摘要 |
The global fishing population is estimated to reach 220 million people. In developed countries, it may have reached as much as 10 percent of the population. However, because Taiwan is surrounded by the sea and is rich in marine resources, Taiwan has an estimated 2.3 million fishing lovers, which is apparently catching up with the population proportion of developed countries in the world. This phenomenon shows that recreational fishing has become popular among the Taiwanese. In 2020, the Taiwan Friendly Fishing Action Plan was drafted and announced, and the friendly fishing environment in Taiwan will be gradually implemented on the basis of the principle of a friendly fishing environment. Taiwan’s fishing sport will also be pushed to another level. In conclusion, government units have gradually attached importance to and have strongly supported fishing activities; however, because of the influence of COVID-19, foreign countries have banned tourism due to epidemic prevention measures. The retaliatory development of tourism occurred due to the restriction of epidemic prevention measures over the previous six months as well as the loosening of epidemic prevention in the second half of the year. In response to the tribute policy announced by the Chief Executive, various public affairs departments have introduced various measures to allow people to choose marine-related leisure and recreation activities, but this has also caused a high number of accidents. In September 2020, the Ocean Conservation Administration counted 112 fishing spots, and opened a total of 78 fishing spots, which shows that more people may choose and participate in marine leisure and sightseeing activities in the future. What exactly is the Friendly Fishing Action Plan? What are the risks of fishing activities? What guidelines can the Friendly Fishing Action Plan provide? How do we manage the risk of fishing activities in the future? All these issues need to be discussed and implemented; therefore, this paper intends to collect relevant information and discuss the issues separately in the hope of providing references for risk management strategies in fishing activities. |