Greenpeace efforts to deter trawling
Greenpeace activists have tried hard to deter bottom trawling in North Sea off Germany in order to protect a reef.
Ground fishermen urged for help to meet rising oil costs
The government of Vietnam is considering helping the grounded fishermen to deal with rising fuel costs.
Removal order of derelict vessels issued
Two abandoned vessels at Bay Roberts has been scheduled to be removed to eliminate future safety hazards.
Few fishermen harvest state waters due to soaring gas prices
As gas prices and competition rises very few fishermen are harvesting state waters in the Gulf of Mexico, says fishing group.
Fishing vessels and fatal accidents
Malta was deeply shocked about the tragedy that befell the fishing vessel Simshar last month causing death and injuries.
Status of fisheries and aquaculture in Nova Scotia
N.S. Fisheries Minister Ron Chisholm has described the present status of fisheries and aquaculture in Nova Scotia.
Overfishing aggravates food crisis & migration
Legal and illegal overfishing are devastating the West African seas and affecting the local fishing industries, says ActionAid.
Philippines to exploit EEZ
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) declared that the Philippines need EEZ to feed 135M population by 2025.
Pacific species goes Arctic region
A new study claims that marine animals of Pacific Ocean may invade the waters of Arctic Ocean as global warming increases water temperatures.
Eating snapper, hoki tuna forbidden
Popular edible fish like snapper, hoki and tuna are on the list of forbidden eating items due to its health risk factor, says Greenpeace.
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