Fisheries – Page 34
-
NewsScientists sound alarm on climate change consequences for cod
Forty-three scientists from 26 institutions emphasise the urgent need for action to mitigate impacts on Arctic cod populations
-
NewsMillions made available for US coastal resilience
Up to US$240 million in new funding is being allocated for habitat restoration and coastal resilience
-
NewsJelly FADs present a sustainable solution
The development of fish aggregation devices that are biodegradable and non-entangling has been the subject of a new trial
-
NewsNew Scottish fisheries measures announced
The Scottish government has opened consultations on proposals to remotely monitor vessels under 12 metres
-
NewsChina accused of ‘fishing ban PR stunt’
China’s squid fishing bans are ‘built on false pretences’ says conservation group, Oceana
-
NewsNew scalloper for Argentina
Wanchese Argentina, a subsidiary of Wanchese Fish Company, has named its new Argentine scallop vessel Erin Bruce II at a ceremony in Vigo, Spain
-
NewsNew prawn catcher joins Scottish fleet
Macduff Shipyards Ltd has signed over its latest newbuild fishing vessel, Zenith BF 106, to owner Mark Robertson and his sons Paul and Adam
-
NewsEU, UK make three agreements on fisheries management
New deal includes a mechanism for the voluntary transfer of fishing opportunities
-
NewsDownscaling for new P&P pelagic catcher
Parlevliet & van der Plas’ latest newbuild is going to be significantly more modest in size than the vessel it replaces
-
NewsStrong sockeye harvest follows record year
Following the largest Bristol Bay wild sockeye harvest on record last year, 2023 is once again one of the largest in 20 years
-
NewsVónin’s Tornado doors make Bering Sea debut
Seattle trawler Storm Petrel has finished its first trips using a pair of Tornado pelagic trawl doors from Vónin
-
NewsCleopatras gain popularity with Norwegian fleet
Icelandic boatbuilder Trefjar is sending increasing numbers of its robust Cleopatra fast fishing vessels to overseas coastal fisheries
-
NewsBenelux fishers in troubled waters
Ever-tightening EU standards and steadily rising costs are forcing many of the states’ fishers to leave the industry whilst also driving up the price of seafood
-
NewsISSF calls for stronger Pacific tuna control
Ahead of the next IATTC meeting in August, the ISSF is calling for more robust tuna fisheries management in the eastern Pacific
-
NewsUnderwater cameras monitor juvenile fish
A new underwater camera network will help monitor the habitats of key species in England’s south-west
-
NewsFreire to build French research vessel
Oceanographic newbuild will also perform fisheries-related duties on the continental shelf
-
NewsFunding boost for US Pacific salmon
The US salmon industry is set to receive more than US$200 million in federal government support
-
NewsUK seizes post-Brexit freedoms for fisheries management
The UK Government has announced new measures to help the fishing industry thrive
-
NewsDatabase built for Black Sea fisheries research
New platform will bring together scientists, students, administrators and members of the public interested in fisheries-related topics
-
NewsMigrant labour abuses in UK fishing investigated
The SEA Alliance has begun investigations into allegations made about migrant labour abuses in the UK fishing industry
