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Victory! EU Moves Towards Overhaul of Fisheries Policy

Bottom trawler at Sant Carles de la Rápita, Spain ©Oceana Today the Fisheries Committee of the EU parliament voted to radically reform its fisheries management policies, for the ...

Report Links Overfishing to Piracy

Bottom trawlers embark from Roses, Spain in Catalonia. ©Oceana/Juan Cuetos A report out this week, “Resources Futures” by the venerable U.K. NGO, the Chatham House, issues a ...

Happy World Food Day!

Fisheries can provide 700 million meals a day ©Oceana If it’s October 16th then it’s World Food Day! At Oceana we recognize the importance of this day, launched in 1979 by the ...

EU Subsidies Hurt Both Fishermen and Fish

© OCEANA / Juan Cuetos This tragic front page report from the International Herald Tribune shows that fishing subsidies have not only devastating effects on fish, but on the fishermen ...

Oceana CEO: World’s Fisheries are in Crisis

Editor's note: A new study from researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara and the University of Washington shows that most of the world's fisheries are overexploited ...

Ocean Health Gets a Failing Grade

The oceans scored a disheartening 60 out of 100 on the Ocean Health Index.  It’s no secret that the health of our oceans is under extreme threat. With dangers like overfishing, ...

Saving the Shark that Bit Me: the Encounter

[Editor's note: The following post is written by Kydd Pollock, marine biologist for The Nature Conservancy in Hawai‘i. Kydd’s 2010 encounter with a reef shark is profiled in Discovery ...

Five Nature Books for Your Summer Vacation

Looking for a good book to hit the beach with this summer? Conservancy staff and scientists have reviewed some of the latest non-fiction releases on the environment—from water conservation ...

Victory for Mediterranean Sharks and Rays

Hammerheads are one of ten species that are now protected ©Wikimedia Commons Sharks and rays in the Mediterranean have something to be happy about this week—10 species now have ...

Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, June 13

Extra, extra! Get your cool green news here! Colorado and New Mexico wildfires: crews gaining ground. (Huffington Post Green) Food has gotten cheaper — but at what cost? (Grist) Overfishing= ...

Tuna Still Feeling the Effects of Fukushima

Bluefin tuna are carrying radiation from Japan to California. ©Oceana/Keith Ellenbogen It might seem straight out of science fiction, but this story is real – radioactive tuna ...

Save a Reef, Save a Life

Kerry Crisley is an Associate Director of Strategic Communications at The Nature Conservancy with a focus on our marine work. My aunts Lorraine and Helen. My childhood friend, Amy. ...

Searching for a More Responsible Way to Farm Fish

A salmon farm in Chile. © Oceana/ Eduardo Sorensen Almost half of the world’s seafood now comes from fish farms, which can cause significant environmental harm if not responsibly ...

Oceana’s Mike Hirshfield on Fish and the Law

Earlier this year, the National Oceanic and At­mospheric Administration set catch limits under the 2006 Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act amendments for all ...

Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, March 21

Green news and comic book heroes aren’t mutually exclusive: Here are the top five countries using renewable energy.  (Christian Science Monitor) Spiderman is many things (for ...
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