The Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, issued the following statement today, at the conclusion of the Fifteenth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention…
The NFFO has written to the Fisheries Minister, Huw Irranca-Davies, urging him to support the Channel Islands/French initiative on undulate rays. The text of the letter reads: Dear Minister Undulate…
Fifty years ago today the Nobiskrug shipyard at Rensburg in West Germany delivered the fishing vessel that today sails as Lundey NS. The ship was then christened Narfi RE-13, and…
From April 1 new Marine Management Organisation (MMO) will be launched to give effect to marine spatial planning.
At Newcastle Conference a formal system of marine spatial planning was on the move, says a press release.
Ireland is emerging as a potential European and global centre for ocean technology.
Coast Guard cutter has seized illegal catch of striped bass in Fort Macon, N.C., confirms a report.
Less fishmeal in world market leads to record high fishmeal prices Total Peruvian landings were 7 million tonnes in 2009, a 6% decline from 2008. Capture production for reduction was…
COMMERCIAL Fisherman may need to seek assistance from the Queensland Government following a second blow to industry operations in the State’s North. Mr Michael Gardner, President of the Queensland Seafood Industry Association (QSIA) said the disruption caused by Cyclone Ului will hit some fisherman hard.
At a meeting in London on 9th March 2010, the NFFO Shellfish Committee reviewed its policy approach to the issue of limitation on fishing effort in the crab and lobster…
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