The book "Effects of trawling on the bottom ecosystems of the Barents Sea and the possibility of reducing the level of negative consequences", by Anisimova N . A. , Golenkevich A. In. , Denisenko S. G. , Zgurovsky K. A. , Lubin P. A. , Manushin I. E. is a deep and comprehensive study of one of the most pressing problems of modern marine science - the impact of trawling on the unique bottom ecosystems of the Barents Sea. This book will be an indispensable source of information for ecologists, marine biologists, fisheries specialists, as well as for all those interested in the conservation of marine nature and sustainable development of the marine industry. The authors focus on a complex and multifaceted topic related to the impact of trawling on the seabed, their inhabitants and ecosystem processes. The book reveals the mechanisms of exposure to trawl networks, analyzes the scale and consequences of this exposure, and offers practical ways to reduce the negative consequences. In the course of the study, the authors use modern methods of monitoring, environmental modeling and data analysis, which makes the work not only theoretical, but also practically oriented. Special attention is paid to how to balance the need for fish production with the preservation of the natural resources of the Barents Sea, one of the most important marine regions of Northern Europe. The book "Effects of trawling on the bottom ecosystems of the Barents Sea and the possibility of reducing the level of negative consequences" is suitable for readers of different ages and vocational training. It will be of interest to students and graduate students studying marine ecology and fisheries, as well as specialists working in the field of environmental protection, marine economy and environmental management. In addition, the book is intended for a wide audience who wants to understand how modern fishing practices affect marine ecosystems and what can be done to protect them. The peculiarity of this work is a combination of scientific rigor with practical focus. The authors raise important topics related to the sustainable development of the marine industry, the introduction of new technologies and methods that minimize the ecological footprint of trawl fishing. The book discusses in detail issues related to the restoration of damaged areas of the seabed, the conservation of biodiversity and the prevention of ecosystem degradation. These topics are particularly relevant in light of global climate change and increasing pressure on marine resources. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes the book understandable not only to specialists, but also to a wide range of readers interested in ecology and marine environmental management. Anisimov N . A. and his colleagues use a rich scientific language, while not overloading the text with complex terms, which contributes to a better perception of information and stimulates the desire to delve into the topic. Their other well-known work on marine ecology and sustainable fisheries confirms the high level of professionalism and authority of the study. If you are looking for a book which reveals the actual problems of modern marine fishing, offers real solutions and inspires an active position in the field of nature protection , "The impact of trawling on the bottom ecosystems of the Barents Sea and the possibility of reducing the level of negative consequences" will be a valuable and exciting reading for you. This book is not just a scientific study, but a call for a responsible and conscious attitude to the wealth of the marine world, an important contribution to the development of environmental thought and practice.