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Numbers of drifting FADs underestimated, SPC study shows
The numbers of drifting fish-aggregating devices in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean (WCPO)...
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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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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...
FAD launches in Malaita to support incomes during COVID-19 restrictions
This group of Malaita residents is preparing to release a fish-aggregating device (FAD) at Uhu in...
Ferry route an economic lifeline for Russell Islanders
Over the years, the Gizo–Honiara ferry has provided an economic lifeline for the fishing community...
Long hours ahead to unload tons of tuna
In much of the world it’s Labour Day, and we salute the workers who crew the tuna fishing vessels....
Accuracy and speed needed to prepare tuna for same-day delivery around the world
The people who cut up tuna at the Marshall Islands Fishing Venture (MIFV) processing facility in...
Experiments with hanging crane scales could lead to faster transhipping: postcard from Majuro
A small project to test four types of electronic crane scales may grow into a transhipping process...
