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PETRONAS, Sabah Fisheries Dept start project to find new fishing grounds - Vimarsana News

PETRONAS, Sabah Fisheries Dept start project to find new fishing grounds

KOTA KINABALU: More than 200 Sabah fishermen are set to benefit from a joint sustainable livelihood collaboration agreed between the state government and PETRONAS.

Pacific nations seeking $70M from Green Climate Fund for fisheries adaptation - Vimarsana News

Pacific nations seeking $70M from Green Climate Fund for fisheries adaptation

Fourteen Pacific countries are seeking a $USD70 million grant from the Green Climate fund for fisheries adaptation.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Tuna fishery becomes first to meet the MSC Standard in all oceanic regions - Vimarsana News

Tuna fishery becomes first to meet the MSC Standard in all oceanic regions

A Spanish tuna association has become the first fishery to gain simultaneous certification to the MSC Fisheries Standard for sustainability, for tropical tuna catch in all four oceanic regions.

Source: msc.org
Fishing, Hunting And Trapping Global Market To Grow At Rate Of 10% Through 2026 - Vimarsana News

Fishing, Hunting And Trapping Global Market To Grow At Rate Of 10% Through 2026

The Business Research Company’s Fishing, Hunting And Trapping Global Market Report 2022 – Market Size, Trends, And Global Forecast 2022-2026

Illegal fish aggregating device use ups stakes for Sout... - Vimarsana News

Illegal fish aggregating device use ups stakes for Sout...

Fish aggregating devices pose a growing threat to ocean life — and South Africa’s marine protected areas are caught in the net too. Fish aggregating devices pose a growing threat to ocean life — and South Africa’s marine protected areas are caught in the net too.