Using ‘TED’ to protect turtles
Malaysian fisheries department has decided to enforce the use of trawl nets with 'TED' to protect turtles.
Illegal lobster confiscated in Keys
Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission officers found three fishermen in the Keys with huge number of catch, most of it illegal.
Win-win situation for Baltic Cod
Fisheries management and environmental conditions have played important role in increasing the stocks of Baltic Cod.
Tuna under threat: WWF
Key tuna species are at risk in South East Asia ecosystem, warned the environmental group WWF.
Largest offshore marine farm approved
The government of New Zealand has approved the plan for the country’s largest offshore marine farm.
ONC largest supplier of omega-3 ingredients
Ocean Nutrition Canada Limited (ONC) has secured their position as the largest omega-3 EPA/DHA ingredient supplier in the world.
UNUFTP conference on Sustainable Fisheries October 25-26
The United Nations University Fisheries Training Programme organizes a conference on Sustainable Fisheries to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the UNUFTP. The conference will take place at Hotel Loftleiðir in…
Herring mostly inside Norwegian waters
Ingunn AK docked at Vopnafjördur this morning with 1300 tonnes of herring that were caught in international waters close to Norwegian territorial limits. Ingunn spent five days fishing and according to skipper Gudlaugur Jónsson, most of the catch was taken towards the end of the trip.
3500 tonnes of herring to Vopnafjördur
HB Grandi now has around 9200 tonnes of its Atlanto-Scandian herring quota left, of which 3400 tonnes can be taken in Norwegian waters and 3100 tonnes can be held over…
SFF ‘encouraged’ by first meeting with new UK fisheries minister
The Scottish Fishermen’s Federation says its first meeting with new UK Fisheries Minister Huw Irranca-Davies on Thursday 16 October has given good grounds for encouragement.
