Recommending lobster banning New England
An Atlantic States Marine Fisheries report sought a five-year ban on lobster fishing in southern New England.
Commercial fishing ban irked Gulf States
Commercial fishing ban in the Gulf states frustrated the fishermen although the leaking oil well in the Gulf of Mexico has been capped for close to a week.
Belgian Presidency stuck in its own tangle
The work programme of Belgian EU Presidency is affected by its own ethnic problem, confirms a report.
President Obama praised for Oceans Policy Executive Order
The Nature Conservancy congratulates President Obama for Oceans Policy Executive Order, more effective way to manage oceans.
International Fisheries Conference underway in Auckland
This week New Zealand is hosting an international meeting to establish the new organisation for managing fisheries in the South Pacific – the South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (SPRFMO).…
Drafting legislation for new CFP
As part of its preparations in drafting legislation for the new CFP, the Commission conduct dialogue on the “Reform of the Market Policy on Fishery and Aquaculture Products”.
Lobstermen fear of losing business
Lobstermen are afraid that limit fishing could mean losing their business, confirms a report.
SA fishermen supports crackdown on dumping at sea
South Australia’s fishermen believe that rubbish dumping at sea threatens their safety and they call for immediate action.
Death of sea turtle raises concern
Officials at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center are worried over sudden death of sea turtle soon it was released.
Maine’s limited-entry program for island fishermen
Maine’s island communities will now have increased access to Maine’s lobster fishery as government passed an act into law.
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