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A San Diego judge has twice refused to dismiss the forced-labour case brought by four Indonesian fishers against Bumble Bee. The ruling turns on a simple...
With $24 million in fresh US State Department funding, the University of Rhode Island's Fish Right Program returns to the contested waters of the western Philippines,...
Editor’s Note: Why We Are Featuring Iran Now Iran is once again dominating headlines. From widespread public demonstrations that surged across Iran in late 2025 into...
A new working definition of ‘destructive fishing’ has successfully been drafted following a rigorous consultation process involving 80 fisheries experts from over 30 countries. Many policies...
Photo Banner Credit: Nicolas Job According to a new analysis of the farmed shellfish market released this week by the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, Maine’s farmed...
Tasmania’s salmon industry, a booming enterprise expanding along the island state’s pristine coastline, has become the subject of heated debate and controversy. The industry, now a...
by Spoorthy Raman Between spring and fall each year in coastal British Columbia, when salmon migrate upstream, the region’s First Nations manually count the number of fish...
Kona, Hawaii – Sea Pact announced today that Blue Ocean Mariculture has joined the organization as its newest member. Sea Pact is a pre-competitive collaboration of...
SEAwise, a collaborative project working to break down barriers to Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management (EBFM) in Europe, has published a new set of key findings. The...
Illegal fishing, overfishing, and climate change contribute to high death rates in one of the world’s most dangerous professions WASHINGTON – More than 100,000 fishing-related deaths...