NMI’s conservation plan, a lesson for commercial fishing
A newly approved Marine Conservation Plan for the CNMI appears to be beneficial for foreign commercial fishing.
Responsible pangasius farming
World’s first set of standards for responsible pangasius farming will be presented at the next meeting of the Pangasius Aquaculture Dialogue, to be held December 3-4 at Can Tho University in Vietnam.
Organic seafood looking for control issues
The National Organic Standards Board has decided to mulls over the recommendations for the USDA certification of organic seafood.
Oceans contaminate faster, threatening shellfish
Research shows that oceans acidifying faster than predicted and thus threatening coral reefs and shellfish.
Westport oystermen recall better days
The oystermen of Westport recall olden days when the shellfish were more plentiful and they had good catch.
Lobster fishermen to outlaw Sunday fishing
Present economic crisis prompts Sunday fishing ban to limit catch and the fishermen trying hard to improve market situation.
Malta’s involvement in bluefin tuna industry
At the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tuna summit stress was on Malta’s involvement in bluefin tuna industry.
Search for Taiwan missing boat crew moves to remote islands
Taiwan fishing boat capsized last week but few crew members are still and the search moves to remote islands.
Greenpeace boost tuna campaign in Busan
Conservation organization, Greenpeace has started campaign for protection of tuna in Busan, says news source.
Undersea sanctuary in Monterey Bay
Undersea mountains in Monterey Bay will stay forever as NOAA announced to turn it into a sanctuary.
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