Foreign fishing vessels forced fishermen out of job
The presence of foreign fishing vessels in Cameroon waters forced its fishermen to buy their own fish and remain out of job.
Capicenos helped to boost aqua-marine sector
Capiceños is getting more government help to enhance its aquaculture and marine products, told government official.
Turkish boats attacked Greenpeace vessel
In the Cypriot Channel three Turkish tuna fishing vessels attacked the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise which was demanding to end unsustainable fishing.
Fuel protest spread across Europe
European nations are facing waves of protests against spiralling fuel costs as fishermen, truckers and farmers marched on government offices, blocked ports and oil depots.
Soaring gas prices affects fishing industry
Increasing gas prices not only affects the fishermen but even the charter operators, bait shops are also feeling economic pinch.
New legislation to support healthcare of fishermen
North Coast State Senator Patricia Wiggins (D-Santa Rosa) has introduced legislation in support of health care for fishing men and women.
Extending Abel Tasman National Park
In Nelson’s oldest marine reserve, the Abel Tasman National Park, the fish are thriving and so the official wanted to extend the net of such reserves.
Greenpeace updates tuna industry
Greenpeace educates tuna industry on how to make more money along with ensuring healthy fish stocks.
FUEL PRICE PROTEST
Fishermen will demonstrate at the Fisheries Ministry in London to highlight the lack of Government support on fuel prices. The demonstration will be held at the DEFRA headquarters in Smith…
Fishing income increases
Provisional figures published today by the Scottish Government indicate a four per cent increase in the value of fish catches landed by Scottish vessels in 2007.
