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A fishing boat floating in the sea in Tromso, Norway. The movements of some 600 industrial fishing vessels, most of which operate in Norwegian waters and the northwest Atlantic Ocean, will be monitored. Photo: Adobe Stock.
Marta Negrete
3 min read
Becomes the first European country to share tracking data on the Global Fishing Watch map, demonstrating its leadership in fisheries transparency.
Papua New Guinea backs transparency in tuna fishing with support from Global Fishing Watch. The country has a coastline stretching 10 000 miles (16 093 kilometers). Photo: Adobe Stock.
Marta Negrete
3 min read
It became the first country in the Pacific to share its tuna vessel tracking data on the Global Fishing Watch map.
Salmon aquaculture cages in St. Marys Bay in Digby, Nova Scotia. Photo: Adobe Stock
Louisa Gairn
4 min read
A new report commissioned by Nova Scotia's Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture calls for more information to be made available on aquaculture regulation for both citizens and the industry.
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