text: community had a duty to co-operate globally and regionally in the conservation and management of living resources on the high seas , and a duty to take, or to co-operate with others in taking, such measures for their nationals as might be necessary for the conservation of those resources, recalling that it was the responsibility of all members of the international community, in accordance with the Convention, to ensure the conservation and management of living marine resources and the protection and preservation of the living marine environment within their exclusive economic aones , noting the serious concern, particularly among coastal States and States with fishing interests , that the over-exploitation of living marine resources of the high seas adjacent to the exclusive economic sones of coastal States was likely to have an adverse impact on the same resources within such aones, and noting also, in that regard, the responsibility for co-operation in accordance with the relevant articles of th8 Convention, noting further that the countries of the South Pacific Forum and the South Pacific Cosmnission, in recognition of the importance of living marine resources to the people of the region, had called for a cessation of such fishing in the region and U/ References for the forty-fourth session (agenda itm 82 (f)): (a) Report of the Second Cosnnittee (Part VIII): A14417461Add.7, chap. 1I.C: (b) Resolution 441225; (c) bfeetings of the Second Conwitteer A/C.2/44/68.31 and 508 (d) Plenary meeting: A/44/W.85. /... A/45/100 English Page 244 the implementation of effective management programmes, taking note of the adoption of the Tarawa Declaration by the Twentieth South Pacific Forum OB 11 July 1989 and the adoption by South Pacific States end territories of the Convention on the Prohibition of Driftnet Fishing in the South Pacific on 24 November 1989, noting that some members of the international community had entered iBt0 co-operative 
analysis: The text discusses the conservation and management of living marine resources on the high seas, including the responsibility of countries to cooperate in this effort. It also mentions the impact of over-exploitation on the resources and the environment. The text appears to be focused on international cooperation and the management of a specific natural resource, suggesting that it falls under the category of Natural resources and environment.