Resources – Webinars

Upcoming Webinars

Stay at the forefront of modern fisheries management with our quarterly webinar series, focusing on harvest strategies as an essential tool for sustainable fisheries. Join global experts as they discuss a myriad of timely topics related to harvest strategy development and implementation worldwide.. Whether you’re a policymaker, scientist, fisher, or other stakeholder, please register for the next session below to join the conversation. All live webinars include simultaneous interpretation in English, Spanish, and French.


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POSTSOur latest posts

🌊Discover how #HarvestStrategies are paving the way for #ClimateResiliency in Pacific saury fisheries. Dive into our guest blog by Sona Park to learn more! @NPFC17

🌊 We're Hiring! Passionate about sustainable fisheries? The Ocean Foundation’s International Fisheries Conservation program is seeking a Program Officer to lead innovative projects on harvest strategies & fisheries management globally. 🌍 #jobopening

Key outcomes from ICCAT's annual meeting! Updates include:
✅ Adoption of a HS for N. Atlantic swordfish
✅ Progress on HS for multiple species
✅ Agreement on tropical tuna management (with compromises)
🚫 Shark finning ban blocked!
Read more below!

Recent blogs

‘Momentous’ sustainable fishing rules adopted for Atlantic Ocean swordfish

November 26, 2024

‘Momentous’ sustainable fishing rules adopted for Atlantic Ocean swordfish

Via MONGABAY
HOW HARVEST STRATEGIES ARE REVOLUTIONISING FISHERIES MANAGEMENT

November 20, 2024

HOW HARVEST STRATEGIES ARE REVOLUTIONISING FISHERIES MANAGEMENT

Via INFOFISH
Coalition calls for regional harvest strategy to sustain yellowfin tuna in Western Central Pacific Ocean

May 3, 2024

Coalition calls for regional harvest strategy to sustain yellowfin tuna in Western Central Pacific Ocean

Via WWF

Resources