Research project on climate change forecast
DNV is coordinating a new research on climate change forecast to help fishermen in their operation.
Stirling appoints new head of aquaculture
Stirling once again comes into limelight due to a new appointment of the head of the Institute of Aquaculture.
Hake ready to get MSC certificate
The B.C. commercial hake trawl fishery could soon get MSC’s first sustainability certification for a fish stock on Canada's Pacific coast.
Vietnam asks China to lift ban on its waters
Local Vietnamese come under one roof to secure Vietnamese waters on which China has imposed its commercial fishing ban.
Floods fail to deter fishermen
Fishermen in New South Wales are fighting back after recent floods which devastated the New South Wales North Coast.
Sustainable seafood event on World Oceans Day
Canada has marked the World Oceans Day by organizing sustainable seafood event in Ottawa, says a report.
Inviting public opinions on governing swordfish, bluefin tuna fishing
NOAA’s Fisheries Service has announced to open the public comments on new ways to govern U.S. swordfish, bluefin tuna fishing.
Hoki research results great news
"The recovery in our valuable hoki stocks is great news for everyone involved in this important fishery," Fisheries Minister Phil Heatley said today, following the release of the latest Ministry of Fisheries research into the hoki population.
Canada’s Economic Action Plan Delivering for Fisheries and Marine Industries
Communities across Canada are directly benefiting from the more than $343 million that the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) is investing into job creating projects through the Harper Government’s…
Leigh Fisheries Ltd certified ‘Sustainable’ by Friend of the Sea.
Leigh Fisheries Ltd. leads the way as the first fishery in New Zealand to be certified sustainable by the main seafood certification scheme in the world, Friend of the Sea.
