Illegal fishing in Mediterranean Sea
Greenpeace activists confront illegal fishing in the Mediterranean Sea and exposed a pirate vessel near Italy.
Recreational fishermen retaliate over no-fish zones
Recreational fishermen admit that some no-fish zones are useless as seafood species depletion globally is not due to recreational fishing.
Samar may face fish crisis
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) has warned that Samar may face the fish crisis after rice and mussels were threatened by parasites.
Indian fishing boat goes hi-tech
Indian fishing vessels are now having seamless radio network for better communication which would boost the fishing industry in near future.
Illegal fishermen in New Zealand named and shamed
A big company was caught supporting illegal fishing which is now be named and shamed as per High Court ruling.
Commercial fishing fleet needs urgent improvement
The government of Philippines is ready to provide loans for the rehabilitation of the country’s commercial fishing fleet.
Pacific nations get best returns for tuna
As tuna is in much demand globally Pacific Islands’ government believe they failed to get full benefits of it.
Philippine Tuna Congress debate conservation and fishing access issues
At 2008 national tuna congress the top issues were dwindling tuna stocks and moves to forge fishing access with other countries.
Nile Perch, Tilapia fish deleting
In Lake Victoria the Nile Perch and Tilapia fish species are dwindling in numbers rapidly and as result, small fish are taking over the lake, confirm an official.
Fish farm re-stocks marine species
In an event the Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (GPIC) has released the 15th batch of sea-breams to re-stock the sea.
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