Mediterranean tuna crisis, a disgrace
Greenpeace calls the Mediterranean tuna management an international disgrace due to the crisis facing bluefin tuna there.
Interim relief for fishermen in New Zealand
In pending court case High Court grant interim relief for fishermen in New Zealand.
Commercial fishers concerns about dolphin protection
The commercial fishermen of New Zealand have challenged the government’s dolphin-measures.
Tuna trawlers outruns pirate raiders
Basque tuna fishing vessel has shown courage and outruns Somali pirate raiders and reached coast safely.
Palau considering overhaul of fisheries licensing
Palau’s Senate is considering dramatic overhaul of commercial fisheries licensing through new legislation.
Spot-checks at ports launched
The US Coast Guards gas began the operation of spot-checks at all ports in Alaska to ensure safety for fishing vessel.
Joint venture in safe disposal of abandoning fishing gear
A new partnership will encourage safe disposal of abandoned fishing gear, which has been a menace.
Conference on Arctic successful
The conference on the common concern for the Arctic ends on positive and successful note, says Dr Joe Borg.
Scottish sea fisheries statistics published
Scotland's Chief Statistician has published Scottish Sea Fisheries Statistics 2007, which indicates the value of fish catches landed by Scottish vessels increased by one percent in real terms in 2007.
Digging WA pearl oysters genes
Department of Fisheries researches are working hard to unearth records of genes of the Western Australia’s pearl oysters.
