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FACTSHEET: Oceans

Publication | November 12, 2010 at 15:02

Global fish stocks are plummeting. Industrial fishers are using increasingly sophisticated technology to locate and catch more and more fish. They’re outstripping nature’s ability to replenish the seas.

What's hiding inside your tuna tin?

Blog entry by JulietteH | November 29, 2010

You know that colourful tin of tuna you drop into your supermarket basket every week? Ever wonder what’s in it? Probably not; in a matter of decades, tuna has gone from being exotic mystery to an almost generic foodstuff, as ubiquitous...

Pacific islands act to save tuna

Feature story | May 21, 2008 at 0:00

Finally, some good news for tuna stocks and a first step towards protecting the Pacific Commons for future generations! Eight Pacific island countries have taken the most significant action ever to combat overfishing in the region.

USA: Step Up at Tuna Summit in Honolulu!

Blog entry by Sari Tolvanen | December 8, 2010

Greenpeace activists hang a banner from Honolulu's iconic Aloha Tower the day before the Pacific Tuna Summit began, urging the Tuna Commission to save tuna. For the Pacific region and its people, no fish means no future. I am in...

Transforming Pacific Tuna for Tomorrow

Blog entry by Duncan Williams | August 6, 2012

The Director of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA ), Dr Transform Aqorau encouraged its membership to change their mindset about being wealthy custodians of a billion dollar resource and to pursue alternative models of...

Shark hates rainy days

Blog entry by Phil Crawford | May 17, 2012

That’s right the headline is correct. While sharks are at home in the water it seems at least one hates being caught in a downpour. It’s not that he doesn’t like getting wet it’s just that it makes it harder to fly. So, this week’s...

Tears for the tuna

Blog entry by Karli Thomas | December 14, 2010

A Yellowfin tuna lies on the ground in Honiara's market. The feet of a local child are seen alongside. © Greenpeace / Paul Hilton Last week's meeting of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission ended as a sad day for the...

Fishing for Independence at the Pacific Tuna Summit

Blog entry by Duncan Williams | December 13, 2010

Fishermen using the sustainable " pole and line " fishing method to catch skipjack tuna It was a huge disappointment to see industrial fishing nations beat down small Pacific island countries today- the nations struggling to save...

Pacific Islands Pushing the Envelope on Tuna Conservation

Blog entry by Duncan Williams | December 11, 2010

Greenpeace Australia Pacific Oceans Campaigner, Duncan Williams, reports from Hawaii Right now, Honolulu is host to the annual meeting of the  Western and Central Fisheries Commission (WCPFC)  – the international body responsible...

Supermarkets Want Responsibly-Caught Tuna. Can the Pacific Provide?

Blog entry by Sari Tolvanen | December 10, 2010

Sari "Blondfin" Tolvanen, coordinator of Greenpeace's campaign to defend the Pacific Ocean. Retailers have a major role in protecting the world’s oceans - they sell the majority of the world’s caught fish to the public. One might...

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