New organization to protect charter boat industry
To protect the interests of the charter boat industry in Southeast Alaska a new organization is formed.
Crabs protection jeopardized
Protecting the crabs is now become crucial as the government and the Department of Environmental Protection not paying too much attention to the issue.
Marine Park to educate local business people
Dr Brendan Kelaher, a marine biologist, has asked for an update on Marine Park from Narooma Chamber Commerce members.
Marine invasive species wreaking havoc
Alien species are attacking the native species of world’s oceans and rivers destroying the marine ecosystem, informed scientists.
Penalties for seafood retailer and recreational fishers
A Bassendean seafood retailer and recreational fisheries were fined after pleading guilty over illegal activity.
Lobster catch decline last year
State officials’ preliminary figure shows that lobster catch in Maine plunged by 23 percent in 2007 in comparison to 2006.
World-first organic cod farm in crisis
Shetland's home-grown organic cod fish farming emerge as a revolution when devastation facing cod stocks in the Atlantic and the North Sea.
Rising jellyfish population threats Namibia’s fisheries
The Namibian fishing industry is facing great danger as the population of jellyfish is increasing due to global warming.
Gillnetters calls for flexible rules
Alabama’s gillnetters have asked the state officials to loosen the rules, which was change last year designed to cut their annual Spanish mackerel harvest by half.
Tight tuna regulations worries fishermen
The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has announced the bluefin tuna regulations for 2008 but for fishermen is not at all good news.
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