Ukraine sends researcher to Southern Ocean
As part of its participation in the activities of CCAMLR and as part of bilateral co-operation with Namibia, Ukraine is sending a researcher from the State Fishery Agency’s Institute of…
AFMA, NZ MPI and FFA have delivered boarding and inspection training to officials in Kiribati. Images: AFMA
Pacific collaboration
Dockside boarding and inspection training has been delivered to Kiribati officials as a part of the Australian Government’s ongoing commitment to build monitoring, control, and surveillance (MCS) capacity in the…
Fishing and fake news – yet again
The NFFO has hit back as reports of a study concluding that trawling is a major source of carbon emissions, accusing the mainstream media of trotting outdiscredited claims about the…
Norbech under new ownership
Danish company Norbech AS has been acquired by new owners, and will revert to its former name of Uni-Food Technic AS. Norbech was declared bankrupt in December last year. The…
New global fisheries management body gets to work
COFI Sub-Committee on Fisheries Management, new body with a global remit, began its inaugural meeting with key items on the agenda including best practices and approaches for the effective management…
Fishing smarter, not harder
Whitelink seafood’s scallop dredger Eternal Light FR-35 reports some successful fishing in new areas, thanks to seabed details revealed by their Turbowin 3D plotter. ‘We took a hundred bags of…
Maryland to seed Chesapeake Bay with oysters to mitigate ship grounding
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has pledged to plant about 147 million oyster spat on 41 acres in Anne Arundel County waters with mitigation funds from the 2022…
Documentary challenges claims concerning fisheries observer’s death
In March 2020, Eritara Aati Kaierua, a devoted father and Kiribati fisheries observer, died in mysterious circumstances on the high seas in the Pacific, leaving his family heartbroken and searching…
Anchovy season ends, boosts fishmeal availability
The second 2023 season for anchovy and white anchovy in the northern and central regions of Peru’s waters ended on 13th January, with approximately 75% of the 1.682 million-tonne quota…
Court ruling on fisheries management welcomed
The decision by the The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) acknowledging that fisheries management should not only prioritise environmental concerns but should also take the well-being of…
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