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Compliance monitoring scheme CMM extended, but more work needed to ensure an effective measure
A fisheries officer motors to the vessel Tobias Miguel, anchored at Rabaul, Papua New Guinea. He...
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Tropical tuna measure, albacore, compliance monitoring and labour standards head FFA priorities for WCPFC18
Tuna fishing is international: here, tuna caught in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean on...
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New boats for boarding vessels and monitoring port transhipment arrive in Majuro
The effectiveness of port state measures (PSM) is never as strong as when authorising unloading in...
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From the shoreline to the high seas: Esther Wozniak’s story
Esther Wozniak’s childhood experiences of growing up in a fishing family in Fiji have guided her...
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Regional cooperation reduces illegal, unreported & unregulated tuna fishing in Pacific, but more needed
HONIARA, 6 December 2021 – The annual volume of illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing...
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Protecting sharks in the WCPO
On World Oceans Day, WWF Pacific talks about work in Fiji and the WCPO to protect sharks and rays...
