2022 was a big year for harvest strategies, and 2023 could be even bigger

Tuna Commission adopts new management procedure for skipjack

WCPFC to vote on skipjack harvest strategy, PNA wants it to be non-binding

John Couture: Canada must help forge global deal on bluefin tuna

ICCAT urged to adopt harvest strategy for bluefin tuna

Recommendations released for fisheries managers to help adapt to climate change

Sourcing seafood responsibly: what trade and retail want

Pacific saury, in decline, will benefit from MSE

To feed the world, harvest control rules needed for tunas, leading report urges

Delaying a harvest strategy poses risks to Pacific skipjack

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