Louisiana reviews fishing closure in Mississippi River
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) has amended fishing closure in southern portion of Breton-Chandeleur Sounds and adjacent state outside waters east of the Mississippi River.
Borneo’s sharks and rays in book
First definitive guide to Borneo’s sharks and rays is out for public to learn about the most stingray species in the world.
Alaska Sea Grant to fund $1 million in marine research
Alaska Sea Grant will provide $1 million during the next two years to support marine research that includes projects to assess the potential impact of the growing sea otter population…
Argentina’s head of fisheries flatly denies “uncontrolled hake catches”
Argentina’s head of the Fisheries and Aquaculture Under Secretariat Norberto Yauhar openly denied the alleged collapse of hake (Merluccius hubbsi) fishery in the South Atlantic and claims of absence of…
Vietnam registered good seafood export in Jan-Apr
In the first four months of the year Vietnam has exported US$1.274 billion worth of seafood export.
VIETFISH 2010 opens with good response
Seafood enterprises will be looking for new partners when the largest fisheries exhibition in Southeast Asia (VIETFISH 2010) opens in HCM City from June 12-14.
Whitehead as interim chair of Seafish
The government of United Kingdom has announced the appointment of John Whitehead OBE as interim Chair of Seafish.
Binding old nets to meet new mesh depth requirement
Local fishermen of N.C. Division are allowed to bind old nets to meet new mesh depth requirement.
Catch shares system starts with doubts
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recently launched catch shares programme but it has some doubts, say experts.
Government denies pair trawling permit
The government of Ghana has denied granting permit for pair trawling in order to check depleted stocks.
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