Read more about the article Fishing must adapt to climate change impacts, says MSC
The changing state of the North-East Atlantic mackerel stock is seen as an example of how climate change is already affecting fisheries

Fishing must adapt to climate change impacts, says MSC

The Marine Stewardship Council has responded to the IPCC report on the Ocean and Cryosphere with a stark warning that fishing industries and governments need to urgently step up co-operation…

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Read more about the article First Pacific regional judicial symposium promotes responsibility in fisheries
Market wharves of Honiara, Solomon Islands. Image: Francisco Blaha

First Pacific regional judicial symposium promotes responsibility in fisheries

The Honourable Chief Justice of the Solomon Islands Sir Albert Palmer and the Director-General of the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA), Dr Manumatavai Tupou-Roosen opened the first Pacific regional…

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Read more about the article Kiribati chooses Satlink technology to modernise fisheries management
The government of Kiribati went to Spanish engineering company Satlink for technology and expertise to modernise its fisheries management systems. Image: Satlink

Kiribati chooses Satlink technology to modernise fisheries management

The Kiribati Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Development’s (MFMRD) has selected Spanish engineering company Satlink, which specialises in sustainable fishing systems, to assist in modernising its Fisheries Management Platform. Kiribati has…

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Read more about the article Advances and renewed commitments at Mediterranean conference
MedFish4Ever has already changed the way fisheries are managed, according to Karmenu Vella

Advances and renewed commitments at Mediterranean conference

Two years on from the MedFish4Ever Declaration, initiated by the European Commission and adopted in March 2017, the FAO General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) brought together Mediterranean states…

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Read more about the article Ten years and 36% more fish in the sea
Fishing pressure has been declining while fish populations gain strength, according to Europêche's reading of the latest STECF report – but there is still work to be done

Ten years and 36% more fish in the sea

According to European fishing industry body Europêche, the report by the European Commission’s scientific body STECF shows that fish populations in European waters have increased significantly and have been growing…

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Read more about the article Free fishing for Iceland’s coastal fleet, recommend independent scientists
In their report to Iceland’s Parliamentary Employment Committee, fisheries scientist Jón Kristjánsson and biologist Sigurjón Thórðarson recommend that free coastal fisheries would be benefit both marine stocks and coastal communities in Iceland

Free fishing for Iceland’s coastal fleet, recommend independent scientists

In a report to Iceland’s Parliamentary Employment Committee, fisheries scientist Jón Kristjánsson and biologist Sigurjón Thórðarson made a clear recommendation that removing limitations on coastal fisheries would be a significant…

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