European Maritime Day celebration in Rome
All the member nations of European Union are ready to celebrate the European Maritime Day in Rome between May 18 -20.
Canadian appointment to the International Pacific Halibut Commission
Canadian Minister of Fisheries Gail Shea has announced the appointment of Lawrence Johnson as a Canadian Commissioner on the International Pacific Halibut Commission (IPHC) for a term of two years.
Lobster fishery seeks sustainability
The demand for seafood with eco-friendly label is rising and so the lobster fishery is seeking environmental sustainability logo.
Fishermen taking safety training
Alaska Marine Safety Education Association has announced to offer a 10-hour fishing vessel safety and drill conductor course for fishermen.
Conditions of Baltic Sea improves
The ecological conditions of Baltic Sea have shown remarkable improvements, claims Swedish scientist.
Black Sea Bass fishing closed in South Atlantic Waters
The authorities have closed the commercial fishing of black sea bass in federal waters of the South Atlantic from May 15 till June 1 2009.
Fishing nets on display at exhibit
The kind of the fishing nets display at the new exhibition brings back the old memory with full zest.
Crab processors resume business despite complaint
Seafood processors in Newfoundland and Labrador have agreed to resume work despite their complaints regarding the prices.
Fisheries Minister meeting Pacific colleague
Fisheries Minister Phil Heatley leaves on Sunday for an important meeting with Fisheries Ministers and Government representatives from 16 countries around the Pacific, to be held in Niue on 18…
Eat more fish, Scots urged
A major push to get consumers eating more Scottish fish was launched today. Fish will be promoted to shoppers as great value for money, delivering major health benefits as well…
