Sustainable fisheries management is vital for maintaining the delicate balance between
economic growth and environmental conservation. Overfishing, habitat destruction, and
climate change pose significant threats to fish stocks, ecosystems, and communities reliant on
fisheries. This paper explores the concept of sustainable fisheries management, highlighting
the importance of integrating economic development with ecological conservation. By
examining different strategies, policies, and frameworks used globally, it provides insights
into how nations can achieve long-term sustainability. The paper emphasizes the need for
stakeholder collaboration, adaptive management practices, and monitoring to ensure fisheries
resources are preserved for future generations while supporting the livelihoods of local
communities.