NOAA to revive closed area in the Gulf of Mexico
NOAA Fisheries Service is all gear up to revive a four month closed area in the Gulf of Mexico and thus seeking public comment.
Big project for Brunei’s aquaculture industry
Brunei’s aquaculture industry will soon have big Eco Aquaculture Park which will boost the business in different way.
Salazar pay heed to Aleutians
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar came to Alaska has heard the voices of different speakers on offshore drilling in the state.
It’s great news all round for Hector’s and Maui’s Dolphins
Chief executive of the New Zealand Seafood Industry Council, Owen Symmans said it was great news all round that no Hector's or Maui's dolphins were caught by fishermen during a…
Shark Action Plan
Fisheries Secretary Richard Lochhead today welcomed the decision to adopt the European Union's Shark Action Plan. Speaking from the Fisheries Council in Luxembourg today, where he signalled Scotland's support for…
Seafood export to Europe may resume
After months long ban Malaysian seafood products are likely to be exported to Europe very soon.
NOAA invited comments on proposal limiting charter halibut boats
Public comments are invited on proposal limiting charter halibut boats, confirmed NOAA Fisheries.
Fisherman jailed for illegal harvesting rockfish
A commercial fisherman of Maryland was sentenced to imprisonment for illegal harvesting the rockfish.
Marine animals decreases due to bycatch
WWF revealed that bycatch or intended capture of species in fishing gear is main threat to marine animals all over the world.
New amendment o implement catch in Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council is developing a generic amendment to manage fishery resources in the U.S. federal waters.
