One the eve of the official release of the film ‘End of the Line’, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation says the documentary portrays an excessively gloomy and over-simplistic picture of global…
Shetland fisherman Marvin Inkster is about to cycle the length of Great Britain to raise money for the CLAN 123 appeal. The aim of the appeal is to raise money…
The Icelandic Marine Research Institute has expressed its doubts regarding the results of a new study, reported on in Science Daily, predicting a collapse in the Atlantic cod stock. However,…
In May seafood to the value of 3.3 billion NOK was exported. This is an increase of 461 million, or 16% compared with May 2008. So far this year seafood…
Designs Now Being Accepted for 2009 Smart Gear Competition NOAA’s Fisheries Service has awarded a $364,000 grant to the World Wildlife Fund in support of the 2009 Smart Gear Competition, which awards prizes for innovative gear designs that reduce fisheries bycatch.
Gloucester's fishermen resume their fishing as the temporary ban for stock rebuilding expired.
The catch is decreasing in Prince Rupert city and that’s worry the authority as well as the fishing industry.
Fishermen in St. Kitts are now hoping for better as new fishing vessel is said to generate greater income.
The disputes over Chesapeake Bay natural resources involving Maryland and Virginia watermen have been rightly called wars for good reason.
As Tokyo’s mighty Tsukiji fish market has slammed the closing hammer on its morning auctions, hot tuna demand faces cold reality.
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