Fishing licences as property in bankruptcy
The apex court in Canada court rules that commercial fishing licences are now be treated as property in bankruptcy.
New call for fisheries protection
Offshore energy leasing could start new way of protecting vulnerable fisheries in Alaska, says the authority.
Popularity of tuna pushes it to extinction
As tuna has damn good taste it is demanded all over the world which eventually pushes it towards the brink of extinction.
Provincial Government Funds Project for Reduction of Halibut By-Catch
The Provincial Government will provide approximately $26,000 for a project to reduce the halibut by-catch in the 4R turbot fishery, on the west coast of the island and up through…
Agriculture/Fisheries Council meeting
The authority has prepared for Agriculture/Fisheries Council of October 2008 meeting in Luxembourg for the betterment of fisheries.
Cod recovery to dominate December Council
It is expected that cod recovery will be the dominating issue in this year’s December Council, say experts.
Another delay in Exxon Valdez compensation
Prince William Sound commercial fishermen have to wait another delay for the compensation in the 1989 Exxon Valdez crude oil spill case.
US fishery donates seafood to relief centre
Alaska pollock fishery, US largest fishery, in cooperation with US Congressman has donated seafood to support hunger relief.
Alaska fishing boat sank off Aleutian Islands
Doomed Alaska fishing boat, Katmai, sank left 5 dead, 4 crew members saved but still 2 are missing, says Coast Guard.
Fish farming keeps health ticking in Malawi
Fish farming works in the dusty scrublands of Zomba West and it keeps the living of the people ticking in tough times.
