Human activity damages Atlantic Ocean areas
A recent study reveals that the areas of Atlantic Ocean off N.S. and N.L. were mostly damaged by human activity such as fishing, shipping etc.
VMRC to put stricter measure for blue crab
Loose rules and years of overfishing have brought Virginia’s blue crab population almost on the verge of extinct.
Seafish South West launched to maximise seafood value
Seafish South West launched to maximise seafood value Seafish South West, a one-year pilot project, has been launched to extend the scope of the work of Seafood Cornwall across the…
Commission welcomes Council adoption of new framework for fisheries data collection
The European Commission has welcomed the adoption by Council of its proposal for a regulation establishing an EU framework for the collection, management and use of data in the fisheries…
UN: Global warming threatens fish stocks
Most of the world’s commercial fishing stocks are expected to collapse if global warming increases rapidly, say UN.
Government funding for harbour improvement
The Canadian government has announced the funding for harbour improvement at Faust and Joussard, Alberta.
Multi-national conservation to protect Gulf
The Bush administration has set the stage for an unprecedented multi-national conservation project in Gulf of Mexico waters.
Ford heckled for fishing ban
In a public meeting commercial fishermen has jeered and heckled the Fisheries Minister Jon Ford over the issue of fishing ban in a particular area.
Papua New Guinea attracts more Filipino investments
The government official of Papua New Guinea chalking out plans to attract more Filipino investment in their country’s fishing industry.
Young challengers will talk fish in Senate
Five candidates are hoping to snag Alaska’s lone seat in the US House of Representatives and will take the challenge next month in Kodiak.
