Sustainability – Page 37
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NewsUK on invasive pink salmon alert
The Environment Agency is warning UK fisheries to be on the look out for invasive pink salmon
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NewsSmart fishing net reduces bycatch
Sorting catch in the net using AI-powered robots can help reduce bycatch from trawlers
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NewsSecond batch of solar-grown oysters released
An innovative solar-grown oyster system is showing survival rates consistently above 90%
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NewsScotland scraps HPMA plans
Plans to deliver increased protection for the marine environment will be revised, with a new pathway and timetable
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NewsASC certification for Chinese crayfish
A Chinese crayfish farm has reportedly become the first in the world to be accredited by the ASC
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NewsEU refusing to abandon destructive fishing
Fisheries ministers’ narrow approach to European Commission plans to better protect the oceans is ‘incompetent’, says Seas At Risk
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NewsWill global warming benefit Pacific cod?
New research from NOAA suggests that warming seas may increase the spawning habitats for Pacific cod
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NewsMaritime intelligence identifies potential illegal fishing
Data from New Zealand-based Starboard Maritime Intelligence led to Thailand banning vessel from landing $7 million worth of tuna
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NewsEU maritime plans failing to protect Med
Patchwork planning by EU member states puts the Mediterranean’s ecologic and economic future at risk, says WWF
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NewsEuropêche unveils net-zero ambitions
The trade body for the European fishing industry highlights progress in decarbonising the sector whilst emphasising the need for more support
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NewsInvolving Kitty and Fido in blue actions
A new one-stop-shop is looking to connect by-catch mitigation projects with the seafood industry
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NewsJapan’s latest step against illegal seafood
Efforts to recognise and combat IUU fishing look set to advance through a new law
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NewsIPNLF swells its ranks
Sustainable tuna fishing has been given a boost as the IPNLF welcomes five new members
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NewsTreaty of the High Seas adopted
“Game changer” for ocean protection and the sustainable use of marine resources will enter into force when 60 parties ratify it
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NewsCalimax Ibiza makes sustainable seafood pledge
Seafood vendor and distributor commits to sourcing BAP and BSP-certified products
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NewsAustralia warned marine parks could hurt fishers
SETFIA and SSIA say that additional lock-outs will not address the actual risks facing the marine environment, including climate change
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NewsFarmed cod breakthrough to light the way
Project finds light use can effectively delay the early maturation of the fish beyond the production period
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NewsOBE awarded to Cefas chief scientist
Professor Stuart Rogers is recognised for his scientific career dedicated to tackling some of the biggest challenges facing the ocean
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NewsSalmon farmers in anti-HPMA petition
HPMAs are based on ‘scant scientific evidence’ and will put livelihoods at risk, say Scottish salmon farmers
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NewsPeru gives crucial support to artisanal fishers
“Historic” decision will enable 930 mahi-mahi and squid artisanal vessels to operate legally in Peruvian waters
