Recreational fishing package with sustainable balance
Fisheries Minister Norman Moore has announced a revised recreational fishing package that strikes sustainable balance.
Provincial objectives at NAFO
Some modest gains achieved at NAFO 2008, which demonstrate the need for the federal system of management.
Scotland aquaculture set to grow
Aquaculture industry is thriving in Scotland, produces around 200,000 tonnes of fish and shellfish annually.
Icelandic Logo for Responsible Fisheries
A decision has been taken to identify Icelandic seafood products, produced from catches in Icelandic waters, with the logo shown here. This logo indicates product origin in Iceland from responsible…
Maori aquaculture agreement resolved
An agreement between Iwi Maori and the Crown has been signed over resolution of ‘pre-commencement' (1992-2004) aquaculture interests in the South Island and the Coromandel.
Privatization of Philippine seas
The government of Philippines is considering the privatization of country’s seas to save fishery from collapsing.
Illegal fishing threats tuna stocks
Italy's illegal fishing, exceeding quotas last year by five times, threatens tuna species, expressed WWF.
Depleted fish stocks with hope
In a lecture Dr Andy Rosenberg has stressed that the world’s fish stocks are indeed substantially depleted but there is still hope to recover.
Measures for unregulated Icelandic mackerel fishery
The Northern Pelagic Working Group (NPWG) of the European Association of Fish Producers Organisations (EAPO) demands action on unregulated Icelandic mackerel fishery.
Sea Resources Technologies – 2009
MurmanEXPOcentre of the Union of Industrialists and Businessmen (Employers) of the Murmansk Region organize the 10th anniversary International Specialized Fishing Exhibition “Sea. Resources. Technologies – 2009”.
