Videos

• The importance of harvest strategies in the Western and Central Pacific (harveststrategies.org 2022), full length video and abbreviated trailer
  
  This video features interviews with prominent figures in Western and Central Pacific tuna fisheries. In it, these leaders share their views on harvest strategies and what they can offer the region’s valuable fisheries.
• Southern Bluefin Tuna: A Harvest Strategies Success Story (harveststrategies.org 2022)
  This animation presents what harvest strategies are and how they are developed to achieve a long-term vision for a fish population and the fisheries that target it.
• Fishing for the Future: The Case for Harvest Strategies (harveststrategies.org 2019)
  This animation presents what harvest strategies are and how they are developed to achieve a long-term vision for a fish population and the fisheries that target it.
• Demystifying MSE: Management Strategy Evaluation (harveststrategies.org 2020)
  This animation describes the innerworkings of management strategy evaluation (MSE), helping to demystify the approach and illustrate how MSE-based harvest strategies can help to secure healthy and profitable fisheries in the long-term.
• CPFC Roundtable 2021 (Global Tuna Alliance 2021) Global Tuna Alliance hosts a “WCPFC Roundtable” where their partners (Princes Limited, Morrisons, Waitrose, New England Seafood, Co-op Farming & Fisheries) sets out their asks directly to delegates in advance of the 18th Session.
• Why Harvest Strategies Matter for Seafood Processors (Pew 2021) Chris Shearlock is a fish sustainability manager at Princes Limited, one of the largest food and drink manufacturing, import and distribution groups in Europe. In this video, Shearlock discusses the critical importance of comprehensive harvest strategies, which are pre-agreed frameworks for making fisheries management decisions, including quota setting.
• How Harvest Strategies Bring Stability to the Seafood Supply Chain (Pew 2021) Helena Delgado Nordmann is a responsible sourcing manager for the marine division at Tesco, one of the largest food retailers in the world. In this video, she speaks about the work supermarkets such as Tesco are undertaking to ensure that sustainable seafood is in stores around the world.
• Developing Harvest Strategies for Pacific Tuna Fisheries, Episode 1 (SPC 2021) This video is used for training purpose to explain the Pacific Harvest Strategy concept to Fisheries officers in the SPC 22 member countries and territories.
• Fishing for the Future: Harvest Strategies & the Tuna 2020 Traceability Declaration (Global Tuna Alliance 2020) Global Tuna Alliance & partners go over their 2020 Traceability Declaration, and the importance of global harvest strategies.
• Brian Jeffriess, CEO of Australian Southern Bluefin Tuna Industry Association, on Harvest Strategies (Pew 2017) Brian Jeffriess, a respected voice in the international world of bluefin tuna, serves as chief executive officer of the Australian Southern Bluefin Tuna Industry Association. He is well-known for his leadership on southern bluefin tuna and as an early supporter of harvest strategies as a way to rebuild and manage fish populations.
• Scientist Doug Butterworth on the Benefits of Harvest Strategies (Pew 2017) Professor Emeritus Doug Butterworth of the University of Cape Town in South Africa is one of the world’s most influential fisheries scientists. In this video, he speaks about the value of harvest strategies in fisheries management and why it is critical for tuna regional fisheries management organizations to implement these science-based management tools.
• Fisheries Queensland: How do we use harvest strategies to manage fisheries? (Fisheries Queensland 2018) Good fisheries management provides the benefits of fishing, without compromising aquatic habitats and fish stocks. Fisheries Queensland is working with all stakeholders to develop harvest strategies for all fisheries by 2020, and hopes to further educate all through this video.
• Harvest Control Rules, Reference Points and Harvest Management Plans (ISSF 2012) Susan Jackson, Victor Restrepo and Bill Fox discuss implementation of harvest control rules as a strategy to keep populations above specific reference points and why Regional Fisheries Management Organizations (RFMOs) should adopt harvest management plans.