The Government of Tuvalu has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Sea Shepherd Global, a marine conservation organisation based in the
The last year has seen some promising changes in the global framework for environmental governance. COP27 and COP15, while they didn’t go
Certification is First for FISH in the Western Central Pacific Region On 22 February 2023, another milestone was achieved by the Fishing
Across the globe, climate change is altering the way people look at the world. Adjusting to shifts in economic drivers is now
The Director-General of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) says members need to move faster on ratifying a fisheries agreement that would ban
Ten years ago, Suva port was one of the region’s most preferred ports for foreign vessels fishing in the western and central
The era of filling out paper forms, mountains of paperwork, and cabinets full of documents containing fish catch surveys could be nearing
There could be employment for Samoans in the neighbouring country of American Samoa as the Starkist fish processing plant looks for workers.
A fish carrier sailing under the flag of South Korea was recently denied permission to unload a tuna catch of over 4,000
A Vanuatu government envoy was at a fishing summit in Ecuador this year when he claims to have had a surprising encounter:
U.S. President Joe Biden’s plan to expand the Pacific Remote Islands’ marine sanctuary has been receiving negative responses from territorial leaders, who
Big picture conversations about the future of the Pacific islands should be happening, but they are not, said one of the region’s
