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27 de noviembre de 2023
Author——————————- David GershmanOfficer, International Fisheries✉️ The western and central Pacific is the world’s largest source of canned tuna. Skipjack tuna and albacore tuna are the two species predominantly caught for the canned tuna market and which are valued at $10 billion. When the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) meets Dec. 4-8 in Rarotonga, […]
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Author——————————- Shana Miller Project Director, International Fisheries Conservation – The Ocean Foundation ✉️ We had high hopes for harvest strategies at the 2023 meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), which just met for 8 days in Cairo, Egypt. Yet, when the gavel dropped yesterday, there was very little progress […]
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The International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) made history in 2022 by adopting the first ever multi-stock management procedure (MP) for tuna with Eastern and Western Atlantic bluefin. This MP should be finalized this year by adopting an exceptional circumstances protocol (ECP’s) that would guide management in the case of unforeseen events […]
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Author——————————- Steven AdolfSenior Consultant – Sustainable Fisheries and Ocean ManagementAuthor of «Tuna Wars»✉️ Based on outcomes of recent negotiations on the management of Northeast Atlantic pelagic fish stocks (mackerel, blue whiting and atlanto-scandian herring), the North-East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC) and associated coastal states must urgently revise how they make decisions, involve stakeholders, and function as […]
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In April of this year, Harveststrategies.org and FAO announced, “a bold new partnership to promote harvest strategy development and implementation for international tuna fisheries.” This four-year project aims to expand the knowledge base among fishery managers, scientists, industry, and other stakeholders on the benefits of harvest strategies (i.e., management procedures) for sustainable management of international […]
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Will the countries catching Pacific saury cooperate to save the fishery?
Leer másThanks to our partners at @FAOfish for promoting our hot-off-the-press http://www.harveststrategies.org educational products! FAO news story here: http://www.fao.org/in-action/commonoceans/newsroom/detail-events/en/c/1679010/!
Testing… testing… is this thing on? Our new animation shows how the feedback loop of management procedure implementation improves fisheries oversight. Available in English, French and Spanish!
In a new guest blog, Dr. @Hilariomurua talks about why his organization, @ISSF, is advocating for adoption of harvest strategies for tunas, including how they can “help tuna fisheries weather the impacts of climate change.” https://harveststrategies.org/blog/2024/03/01/guest-blog-more-harvest-strategies-for-more-stocks-can-help-fisheries-managers-mitigate-political-pressure-and-climate-change-impacts-on-global-tuna-fisheries/
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harveststrategies.org es una herramienta para científicos pesqueros, gestores y otras partes interesadas que reúne información sobre el funcionamiento de las estrategias de captura y que describe cómo la aplicación de este enfoque de ordenación pionero puede conducir a pesquerías sostenibles y rentables y a programas de recuperación exitosos para muchas especies en todo el mundo. Este sitio lo gestiona el proyecto International Fisheries Conservation de The Ocean Foundation con apoyo de The Pew Charitable Trusts y el proyecto Common Oceans Tuna Fisheries Project, que está financiado por GEF e implementado por FAO.