Why Is Bioscience Important?

Bio-science and Fishing can go hand-in-hand, and increasing the overall knowledge of an individuals in this scientific field. Having intricate knowledge of fish and their habitats can help an individual better see their positive impact they can have with a degree in bioscience. Catastrophic pollution has damaged ecosystems worldwide for hundreds of years. Having a degree in bioscience and understanding what is happening while an individual is fishing can be both therapeutic and educational. Being able to understand that pollution doesn't necessarily have to be toxic fluid or garbage. Any foreign object that is introduced until environment that was not previously there can be pollution. This is why I believe bioscience is both beneficial not only to individual that enjoys fishing in natural habitats, but also to the world because it can reduce the amount of influence we have on natural environments. This will ensure they will be around for many more generations. Preservation and proper education will help our
Enhancing knowledge and understanding of marine life can help humanity establish global equilibrium. History shows that humanity has habitually over used, and abused natural resources. Tangible proof of these activities can be found in our oceans. Traditionally individuals do not decimate ecosystems, and damage aquatic life with the understanding of the ramifications of their actions. This is why bioscience coupled with fishing can be beneficial globally. Enhancing education and allowing humanity to responsibly use their resources. The majority of pollution globally can be directly connected with the same activity that takes place in our oceans. Thoroughly educating our society will allow the world to connect the dots. Opening the world eyes and understanding, pollutions ability to migrate and decimates air quality, and aquatic life make it extremely damaging to all species on the