The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council (WESPAC) has again made clear its position against further expansion of monuments in the Pacific
The Seaka II pioneers When the ‘Seaka Pirates’ all-female deck crew cast off on their first fishing trip on a tuna longline
The answer to this question is not so simple—and one should not be alarmed. The situation is certainly not permanent and tuna
The story of how the Marshall Islands went from being a bystander in commercial fishing in the Pacific to operating the world’s
By Bernadette Carreon Kiribati’s decision to open the Phoenix Islands Protected Area to commercial fishing is their “business” says Parties to the
By Samisoni Pareti For Pacific island members of the World Trade Organisation, the cancellation of the WTO’s 12th Ministerial Conference in late
By Bernadette Carreon Dr Sagaalofa Clark Rupert Howes Dr Manu Tupou-Roosen Glen Holmes The Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) has
From Aspirations to Inspirations: The Marshall Islands Fishing Story By Giff Johnson The story of how the Marshall Islands went from being
By Bernadette H. Carreon The Parties to the Nauru Agreement ( PNA) has described them as the “eyes of the sea,” who
While collectively, Pacific fishing nations do not appear to be in a rush to send fisheries observers back to sea unless their
The Parties to the Nauru Agreement ( PNA) has described them as the “eyes of the sea,” who help provide critical data
