Researchers from Oceana, the Spanish Institute of Oceanography and the University of Bari describe for the first time the biodiversity of this habitat, in decline from bottom trawling.
Digital guide shows 75 fish, 55 of which have EU minimum legal size. Oceana calls for fish to be caught and sold at reproduction size or bigger.
Fins from up to 73 Million Sharks End Up in Global Trade Every Year
Santiago, Chile — Marine conservation organization Oceana, acknowledges the decision to slightly increase the sardine fishing quota from...
The installation illustrates the importance of protecting the ocean from overexploitation and promotes sustainable fishing.
Thousands of Dusky Sharks Continue to Die in US Fisheries Every Year, in Violation of Federal Law
TORONTO – A report released today from Oceana Canada—Collateral damage: How to reduce bycatch in Canada’s commercial...
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