Testing drone technology for fisheries monitoring
The Danish authorities have been trialling a high-tech drone over waters off the north of Jutland for the last few months to assess its capabilities for monitoring fisheries. The testing…
Austral orders new Southern Ocean longliner
One of Australia’s leading fishing companies, Austral Fisheries has placed an order for a new longliner to be built to a Marin Teknikk design at Båtbygg in Norway. The MT1115-L…
Alaska’s fishing communities facing climate change
Scientists have found that more planning is needed to help fishing communities in the Gulf of Alaska adapt and mitigate the potential economic impacts of climate change. Fishing is Alaska’s…
Support grant enables investment in value-added products
A West Cork shellfish company has launched Ireland’s first crab pate following an upgrading of its factory with support of a €793,281 Brexit Processing Capital Support Scheme grant, implemented by…
Norway rolls out global monitoring to combat illegal fishing
More than a third of the world's coastal states will now have access to satellite data and expertise provided by Norway as a tool to uncover fisheries crime. ‘This is…
NAFO trawler gets 15-metre stretch
Following the successful lengthening last year of South Atlantic trawler New Polar, the Nodosa yard in Marín has another Spanish trawler to extend. This time it’s the 56-metre Eirado do…
Ecuador and Uruguay join forces on IUU fishing
A landmark memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen their ties and develop cooperative ways to fight illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing on both coasts of South America has been…
Korean longliner fleet increases reliance on foreign crew amid labour shortages
An estimated additional 2500 seafarers from other countries are expected to sail in Korean longliners as the Ministry of Justice approved a proposal by the National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives…
Era of unilateral quotas must end, say European fishing organisations
Representatives of fishing industry organisations within the EU are calling out the actions of some coastal states in setting unilateral quotas – and subsequently landing high-value mackerel for fishmeal production…
Bringing fishermen, scientists and policymakers together
Fishing into the Future – the industry-led charity with a mission to chart a course to sustainable and prosperous U.K. fisheries – has announced the launch of its Fisheries Research…
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