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Breaking: Oceana Canada Sounds Alarm with Seventh Fishery Audit, Highlights Government's Ongoing Struggle to Revitalize Wild Fisheries - Vimarsana News

Breaking: Oceana Canada Sounds Alarm with Seventh Fishery Audit, Highlights Government's Ongoing Struggle to Revitalize Wild Fisheries

Widespread mismanagement and government-sanctioned overfishing of capelin and herring threaten economic and ecological sustainability

Oceana Canada audit paints dire picture of Canada's fish populations rebuilding efforts, makes recommendations - Vimarsana News

Oceana Canada audit paints dire picture of Canada's fish populations rebuilding efforts, makes recommendations

'Less than a third of Canada’s marine fish and invertebrate populations can be considered healthy,' says fishery scientist Rebecca Schijns

Oceana Canada to DFO: Stop Overfishing Capelin and Rebuild Stock for Food, Ocean and Economic Security - Vimarsana News

Oceana Canada to DFO: Stop Overfishing Capelin and Rebuild Stock for Food, Ocean and Economic Security

New Survey finds most Newfoundlanders and Labradorians support pausing capelin fishery to rebuild it

Oceana Canada celebrates commitment to protect B.C. Seamounts - Vimarsana News

Oceana Canada celebrates commitment to protect B.C. Seamounts

Offshore area 4 times the size of Vancouver Island due to become protected

Canada's efforts to rebuild depleted fish stocks are flopping, says independent audit - Vimarsana News

Canada's efforts to rebuild depleted fish stocks are flopping, says independent audit

Major spending increases and policy changes by the federal government to protect and rebuild wild fish stocks in Canada have resulted in little improvement, according to the 2022 Fishery Audit released this week by the environmental group Oceana Canada.

Source: cbc.ca