OFMP3 update: Pacific Island nations set course towards sustainable, climate-resilient fisheries
It’s been a busy year for the team at the Oceanic Fisheries Management Project with significant...
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Farewelling a Pacific fisheries titan: Hugh Walton
Hugh Halford Walton, 1956-2024 Hugh Halford Walton, a pioneering force in the Pacific fisheries...
Turtle power: Citizen science helping Cook Islands turtle conservation efforts
Holiday snaps of turtles traversing the passages around Rarotonga are being used with image...
How Pacific Island nations built one of the world’s largest sustainable tuna fisheries
From putting controls on the use of fish-aggregating devices to introducing the Vessel Day Scheme,...
Trustworthy ecolabels the key to helping consumers make sustainable tuna purchases
In part 2 of this two-part series in conjunction with the Marine Stewardship Council, we look at...
Harvest strategies, electronic monitoring crucial to healthy Pacific tuna stocks
In part 1 of this two-part series in conjunction with the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), we...
Q&A: The fight to keep indigenous fishing knowledge alive in the Solomon Islands
Miriam Arzienta Sulu is a Bachelor of Fisheries graduate from Solomon Islands National University,...
Q&A: Exploring indigenous knowledge to foster sustainable fishing practices
Solomon Islands-based fisheries researcher Jasmine Rahi’i has been involved in a unique project...
