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Pacific islands losing tuna stocks to ocean warming — SciDevNet
As oceans warm, tuna stocks move away from the Pacific island states. Tuna stocks are vital for the economic development of the Pacific islands. Pacific islands may lose fees paid by fishing fleets for access to tuna.
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Depleting fishing grounds and the need to practice sustainable fishing at Titiana
In various coastal villages around Solomon Islands, the use of passive devices were used in the...
The Tuna Picture
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World Tuna Day 2021: A focus on protecting Palau’s National Marine Sanctuary
Palau is building its capacity to ensure a consistent supply of tuna to its own people. Most tuna...
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Moana Voices
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From the shoreline to the high seas: Esther Wozniak’s story
Esther Wozniak’s childhood experiences of growing up in a fishing family in Fiji have guided her...
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Fisheries operation celebrates 20 years of protecting Pacific waters: media release
HONIARA, 4 June 2021 – Operation Tui Moana, a regional fisheries surveillance operation covering...
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Protecting sharks in the WCPO
On World Oceans Day, WWF Pacific talks about work in Fiji and the WCPO to protect sharks and rays...
