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As Arctic sea ice melts, historically ice-covered Arctic waters have become susceptible to new threats of increased industrial fishing, shipping, and oil and gas exploration and development.
Proposal includes what can be world’s first international catch limits for vulnerable sharks.
A report aired by RAI 3, the Italian public television channel, shows how illegal driftnets are used in ports previously reported by Oceana.
Next week, during the ICCAT Commission meeting, the future of the large ocean predators will be negotiated.
The Parliament approved the Early Day Motion (EDM) presented by MP Joan Herrera (ICV) after including an amendment that weakens the effects of the original proposal.
The future of bluefin tuna, sharks and deep-sea species is in the hands of European Fisheries Ministers.
The international marine conservation organization has sent reports analyzing the state of European elasmobranches to the Spanish Minister of Environment and the European Fisheries commissioner.
