New fishing technology to save turtles
In a recent report from WWF it is said that new fishing technology has comes which let the turtles off the hook.
Small-scale fisheries more sustainable
Small scale fisheries are the best hope at sustainable fisheries, revealed by conservation efforts and researches.
Commercial activities at Harbour Bay relocated
It is plan to relocate the commercial activities at old Harbour Bay Fishing Beach for the exclusive use of the area’s fisher folk.
Dutch environmental groups under scanner
Dutch environmental organizations might be refrained from getting government subsidies, informed Environment Minister.
Fishing, a deadliest livelihood in US
Commercial fishing sis till continue to be the most dangerous livelihood in the US, confirms Department of Labour.
Major Bering Sea stop access to bottom trawlers
Large areas of the Bering Sea off Alaska's coast will soon be off-limits to bottom trawling, confirm authority.
More funds for aquaculture
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) has allotted more funds for the rehabilitation of aquaculture in Philippines.
Rules for sustainable seafood
Experts work on rules for aquaculture as the demand grows for farming seafood sustainbly.
Thai top tuna exporter hopes for strong sales
Thai Union Frozen Products (TUF), Thailand's biggest canned tuna exporter, expects strong sales and record profit in the current financial year.
Wild-caught shrimps certified Friend of the Sea
Wild-caught shrimps from Madagascar obtain sustainable certification and are ready to penetrate French seafood market.
