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The Oceana Ranger catamaran was surrounded and immobilized by seven French fishing boats, who demanded the cameras with which their driftnetting activities had been photographed.
In 2007, Oceana continues to document the use of driftnets by French vessels, five years after they were banned, and asks the President to ensure the ban becomes effective.
London: A new scientific report published today (17th May) concludes that the EU ban on shark finning -- slicing off a...
The grant donated by Patagonia will support Oceana´s efforts to protect the oceans through campaigns to fight pollution and destructive fishing practices.
The Arctic Council is initiating a report focused on protecting biodiversity and healthy Arctic ecosystems in the face of global warming.
Oceana has been identifying and documenting the illegal activities of 71 Italian and 37 French driftnetters for two years. In a recent report, the European Commission acknowledged the existence of these vessels and linked them to deficient control measur
The European Union will provide funds for the conversion of the Moroccan drift netting fleet within the framework of the recently ratified fisheries agreement.
