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Reducing fishing capacity and limiting access to shrimp fisheries, is likely to mitigate overfishing, bycatch and seabed destruction, some of the major economic and environmental side-effects of shrimp fishing, according to a…

SeaZone is offering a ready-made information solution to help organisations affected by the UK government’s Marine and Coastal Access Bill.

The Global Aquaculture Alliance and GLOBALGAP have signed an agreement to work cooperatively to develop and harmonise certification systems for the aquaculture sector worldwide.

Seafish can now offer up-to-date advice on the status of 26 of the most popular fish species consumed in the UK.

Queensland is set to become a world leader in lobster aquaculture with the establishment of a major partnership in tropical rock lobster research and breeding between the Department of Primary Industries and…

A recent Friend of the Sea audit at the Indian bottom trawling fishery for Metapenaeus species (king, brown and pink prawns) has shown the fishery’s non compliance with Friend of the Sea…

Culling whales will not increase fisheries catches in tropical waters, according to a new paper supported by the Lenfest Ocean Program and published in the journal Science.

The official launch of this year’s World Fishing Exhibition-VIGO’09, which will take place from 16th to 19th of September, was held at the Maritime Station of Vigo last week.

Documents released by the International Whaling Commission (IWC) confirm the United States leadership in negotiations to undo the global moratorium on commercial whaling and extend unprecedented authorisation to the government of Japan…