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The image contains a table titled "Local Catchers and Imports of Fish in the Perth, Australia, 2008-2011" with four columns: Year, Local Catch, Imports, and Total. In 2008, the local catch was 22,000, imports were 53,000, and the total was 75,000. In 2009, the local catch was 23,000, imports were 55,000, and the total was 78,000. In 2010, the local catch was 24,000, imports were 58,000, and the total was 82,000. Finally, in 2011, the local catch was 26,000, imports were 60,000, and the total was 86,000. The table encapsulates fish data for Perth over four years, focusing on quantities from local catches and imports, summed to a total for each year.
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This table illustrates figures about Australian local and imported fishes over ten-year period. The units are measured in metric tons.
Overall, it is clear from the table that figures followed similar upward trend during the first six years, after that a progressive decline has been highlighted in both categories. In addition, the regional catches of fresh fish are much higher than the imported ones in Perth.
According to what is shown, in 2009 the total number of fresh fishes reached the peak of 8949 with 7844.9 locally, while the imports was only 1104.1. After one year, the imported fishes presented the highest figure across the category by 1203.7.
In terms of decreasing, the total number showed a dramatic reduce between 2010 and 2011—from 8035.1 to 6116.6. Moreover, the numbers kept reducing slightly untill reaching 5814.7 in 2014.
In 2004, both categories hit all-time low proportions over the examined timeline—2677.77 in local, 464.5 in imports— with 3142.2 in total .
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