Argentine Coast Guard Arrests Korean Jigger for Illegal Fishin
A Korean jigger was arrested this week in the South Atlantic by the Argentine Coast Guard allegedly for illegal fishing and a catch of 80 tons of squid was seized.
Benchmark Fishing Treaty Needs Nine More Ratifications to Become Active
Five more nations have signed the FAO-brokered treaty that once it enters into force will deny access to fishing ports to ships involved in illegal fishing. The new signatories include:…
Declaration is followed by promising meeting
The first, possibly ground-breaking, steps in a future hand-in-hand walk between NGOs and small-scale fishermen were taken at a meeting in Spain in late April. The meeting in the Galician…
Pacific Island Seamounts under threat
Extensive workshop was held to discuss the impacts of longline fishing as well as other activities on seamounts in the Pacific Islands.
Making sustainability an added value
At the aquaculture business conference AquaVision, Dr Philip Smith tells you how sustainability will be an added value.
New England fishermen fishing for good
New England fishermen are allowing their ecosystem to recover as they have the flexibility to fish in their own way.
Investment in fishing Harbours announces
Minister MacKay has made it a public that the government is eager to make good investment in fishing Harbours across Nova Scotia.
Salmon the only option
The people of Pacific coast fully depended on one food source, salmon fish, as it is their cultural icon throughout history.
Fish farming for better food security
Investors in Singapore are ready to spend big bucks on fish farming to enhance food security.
Government halt fishing in oil spill affected areas
Fishing is ban in areas affected by ever-spreading oil slick in Gulf of Mexico, ordered by the government.
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