Sustainable fishing

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The aim of the game:

players will have to choose between strategies of co-operation and competition
players will experience the consequences of the use and overuse of shared resources
players will be able to identify those factors that affect the process, both from an individual and a social point of view

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biology, economics, education to choice/critical consumption, ethics, Geography, maths, sustainable agriculture, sustainable Fishing, water

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