Let the fish come back

Article Abstract:

The Marine Fish Conservation Network is leading the move for strengthening the Marine Fisheries Act to rebuild fish stocks by requiring fish conservation measures. The political changes that the Network faces are discussed.

Political activity, Environmental associations, Fishery management, Fishery policy, Marine Fish Conservation Network

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Boosting public awareness of fish

Article Abstract:

Fish have not attracted the public's attention as wildlife needing protection. Ways conservationists can bring marine ecology preservation, and fishery law, to greater public awareness are analyzed.

Analysis, Prevention, Influence, Environmental aspects, Marine pollution, Fishery law, Fishing laws, Marine resources conservation, National Coalition for Marine Conservation

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Just say no to Pacific longlines

Article Abstract:

The Pacific Fishery Management Council hopes to preserve highly migratory species from the toll of gillnet bycatch, by allowing longlines. This is the wrong path to sustainability.

Pacific Ocean, Environmental policy, Fishery conservation, Longlining (Fisheries), United States. Pacific Fishery Management Council

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