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Aerial photo taken on May 13, 2020 shows fishing boats berthing at a harbor of the Hailing Island in Yangjiang, south China's Guangdong Province. (Xinhua/Deng Hua)
China's autonomous fishing moratorium a milestone for global ocean governance
July 17, 2020

China recently started a three-month fishing moratorium on parts of the high seas in the southwest Atlantic and east Pacific.

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Dr Transform Aqorau on board the purse-seine fishing vessel Lojet during a two-week voyage. Photo: Giff Johnson.
A shared vision for self-determination: the PNA story in print
July 17, 2020

A Solomon Islander who is a household name in the Western and Central Pacific tuna industry has written the story of how the Davids of the industry prevailed against the Goliaths. Fishing for success: lessons in Pacific regionalism is the story of how the Parties to the Na

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Bluefin trevally are one of 7,000 species within Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument. Photo: Courtesy: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Using COVID-19 To Undermine Pacific Marine Monuments Is Wrong (Opinion)
July 16, 2020

COVID-19 has affected the lives and livelihoods of many in Hawaii and commercial fishermen and fishery-related businesses are no exception.

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Suspension of vital Pacific fisheries observers set to continue. Photo: Supplied/ the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Suspension of vital Pacific fisheries observers set to continue
July 16, 2020

With no end in sight to the Covid-19 pandemic, the suspension of 100 percent fisheries observer coverage on all purse seine fishing vessels in the Pacific is set to be extended...Suspension of total fisheries observer coverage in the region was to end on July 31.

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 "Nationwide Essential Fish Habitat," Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
How To Reform and Strengthen Fishery Habitat Protection
July 10, 2020

It has been a tumultuous year for the fishing industry and the coastal communities that rely on it...In order to prevent the worst effects of climate change and ecosystem collapse, scientists say that 30 percent of America’s land and oceans must be protected by 2030. Yet while U.S.

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Commercial fisheries. Photo: 123RF
Fishing restrictions to protect endangered dolphins could leave Māori out of jobs
July 9, 2020

At least five North Island iwi will be severely impacted from new restrictions to protect endangered dolphins, and there are concerns the changes will undermine promises under the Treaty of Waitangi...The new rules will see extensions to areas where set-netting and trawling is currently illegal f

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This March photo shows a small load of pollack being sorted as it comes off a boat at the Portland Fish Exchange in Portland, Maine.  File photo | Associated Press
Worldwide slowdown in fishing unlikely to save rare species
July 9, 2020

Commercial fishing taking place worldwide has dipped since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, but scientists and conservation experts say it’s unclear if the slowdown will help endangered species of marine life recover.

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A large shoal of herbivorous surgeonfish (Acanthurus triostegus) swims amongst tropical reef corals. Credit: Elizabeth Madin, University of Hawai'i
Research reveals fishing pressures affect tropical and temperate reefs differently
July 3, 2020

In a study published recently in Ecology and Evolution, an international team of researchers focused on what can happen to ocean ecosystems when fishing pressure increases or decreases, and how this differs between tropical to temperate marine ecosystems.

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   Marianas Trench is the deepest place on Earth. Photo courtesy of NOAA
Trump likely to revoke protection for Pacific marine sanctuaries
June 26, 2020

Following his directive to open the Atlantic Ocean’s fully protected marine sanctuary to commercial fishing, President Donald Trump is expected to put two marine national monuments in the Pacific region on the chopping block as well, a move that will trigger&nbs

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Portion of the dock area at Fagatogo, Pago Pago Harbor, American Samoa with Rainmaker Mt. (Pioa Mtn.) in the background. Credit- Eric Guinther
Meeting set on management of American Samoa bottomfish and longliners
June 26, 2020

The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council will convene June 22 to 25 to address management of American Samoa bottomfish and protected species interactions in the Hawai'i and American Samoa longline fisheries...The 2019 assessment of the American Samoa bottomfish fishery indicates th

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