UPDATE: The Fight Against IUU Fishing
A new group working to fight against illegal fishing in Africa has made great progress by denying entry to a vessel suspected of fishing illegally.
A new group working to fight against illegal fishing in Africa has made great progress by denying entry to a vessel suspected of fishing illegally.
INTERPOL recently launched a new unit to combat illegal fishing. So, what is Project Scale and how will it put and end to IUU fishing?
Did you know that half of our fish is farmed? But, “in order to feed the fish in our fish farm, we need to fish for more fish out in the ocean…”
The Marine Conservation Society recently removed mackerel from its list of acceptable fish to eat as a result of overfishing and relocating fish stocks.
Last week, NOAA submitted a report identifying 10 nations whose fishing vessels were involved in illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in 2011 or 2012.
Last Friday, the Western and Central Pacific Commission ended a five day meeting in the Philippines after efforts to curb overfishing in the Pacific were blocked by bigger nations.
On Nov 15, the European Union released a list of countries that are not sufficiently fighting against illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
A new study has determined that ‘marine zoning’ in the Pacific Ocean could help overfished bigeye tuna while improving local fisheries.
A conflict between the UK Environment Ministry and the EU Fisheries Commissioner has erupted over a new deal that would reshape fishing policies in the EU.