Oceana Says Move Would Lead to the Industrialization of Coastal Communities and the Risk of a BP Deepwater Horizon-Like Disaster
Monterey, CA — Today, hundreds of species of the ocean’s smallest schooling fish are protected from the shoreline to 200 miles out...
WASHINGTON, DC – Oceana, the largest international organization dedicated to ocean conservation, is pleased to publicly announce the...
Sardine population drops 95 percent since 2006
The Primer serves as a simple guide for fishers, local government units and the general public to understand and follow the amended Fisheries Code.
Coyhaique, Chile — The National Forestry Corporation (Conaf in Spanish) and Oceana signed an unprecedented cooperation agreement this...
Caleta Tortel, Chile — As a way of pushing the creation of a Coastal Marine Protected Area for Multiple Purposes (AMCP-MU in Spanish) in...
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