Rhea Moss-Christian (WCPFC) talks about the positive outcomes and cooperation from the 14th Regular Session of the Western & Central Pacific Fisheries Commission. Published 7 Dec 2017
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WWF shares an environmental perspective about WCPFC14
Bubba Cook (WWF) talks about an environment NGO perspective from the 14th Regular Session of the Western & Central Pacific Fisheries Commission. Published 7 Dec 2017
To succeed, large ocean sanctuaries need to benefit both sea life and people
Republished from The Conversation, 22 November 2017 by Rebecca Gruby, Lisa Campbella, Luke Fairbanks and Noella Gray There is growing concern that the world’s oceans are in crisis because...
Conserving the Pacific’s fish stocks
Republished from The Interpreter, 8 December 2017 The western and central Pacific Ocean is home to the world’s most productive tuna fisheries, supplying global markets with canned tuna, sashimi and...
Pacific dilemma – How to fish the world’s biggest ocean when tuna are scarce
Republished from Matangi Tonga Online, 6 December 2017, by Emmanuel Samoglou, PACMAS Different approaches towards managing a heavily depleted fish stock have emerged between two Pacific nations. In...
PNA to pursue vessel-day scheme for longliners
Republished from Sea Source News, 27 November 2017 Leaders of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) said last week they will seek to move longline vessels fishing in its waters into...
Mixed results from regional fisheries report
Republished from Samoa Observer, 3 September 2017 By Elizabeth Ah-Hi The Regional Fisheries Roadmap report card for 2017 has been published and there is much to be optimistic about. However,...
Fisheries sector ‘key economic driver’ in Pacific Islands states
Republished from The National, 15 September 2017 The fisheries sector will be a key economic driver in the region if tuna is processed in the Pacific Islands states, according to the Pacific...
