Pakistan shores houses nearly thousand turtles
The number of endangered turtles increases from few hundreds to nearly thousand in Pakistan’s coastline.
Proposal to privatise EU oceans
EU Fisheries is closely studying the proposal to reform the discarding rules that would privatise oceans.
Minister invites public opinion on draft plan
Western Australia Fisheries Minister has urged public to comment on the Commonwealth government’s draft plan for marine reserves.
Restricting fishing laws
South Australia's Government has announced certain changes to the state's fishing regulations.
Salmon illegal trade on rampant
Aboriginal fisheries on the lower Fraser River are "out of control" and carry on illegal trade on native-caught salmon rampantly, says DFO.
NOAA announces fishery cooperation with China
The third U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED) meeting announced bilateral fishery management cooperation.
Commercial seafood harvest grows slightly in 2010
In North Carolina commercial seafood harvests shows slight growth by 4 percent in 2010.
Gulf seafood safe, says FDA
Gulf fishermen are tagging their catch to mark that the seafood from gulf are safe to eat.
Global salmon production reduces by 10 percent in 2010
World salmon production has reduced by more than 10 percent in 2010 counting wild, farmed, says a report.
Two Euro Cutters To Join English Fleet.
The former Dutch-based German-registered euro cutters, Amrunbank SC20 and the Wikingbank SC10 are expected to arrive at the Devon (UK) fishing port of Brixham at the end of this month (May) after being purchased by Langdon & Philip.
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