Scallop dredging is a huge problem in Cardigan Bay; the impact on the fish's habitats as the dredgers are scraped along the sea floor means they have nowhere to live. This means the fish die, and their lives have been wasted. Fishermen are insisting that a bigger area for scallop dredging would not damage the marine habitat, but the situation is bad enough as it is. Will you help me get rid of scallop dredging altogether from Cardigan Bay?