Resources on ecosystems and climate change in WCPO You can find news stories, popular articles, opinion pieces and blog posts on ecosystems and climate, including the effects of the climate crisis, on the Ecosystems and climate news and views page. Fact sheets The...
Resources on the economics of tuna fishing in the WCPOYou can find news stories, popular articles, opinion pieces and blog posts on the economics of the WCPO tuna fisheries on the Economics news and views page.Fact sheets Tuna economic development indicators 2019,...
Resources on bycatch and FADsYou can find news stories, popular articles, opinion pieces and blog posts on bycatch on the Bycatch news and views page. Fact sheets Bycatch, WWF Pacific Non-entangling and biodegradable FADs, ISSF, 2019. This nine-page guide is in...
Resources on tuna stocksYou can find news stories, popular articles, opinion pieces and blog posts on tuna stocks on the Tuna stocks news and views page.Fact sheets The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) has published 4 fact sheets on...
Pacific oceanic fisheries resourcesThe resources listed here concern broader fisheries, conservation and environmental information than the tuna fisheries of the WCPO, although they include the tuna fisheries. Resources are grouped as fact sheets, technical papers...
Following the rules Observers board vessels fishing for tuna in the WCPO and collect information about catches to ensure the rules are followed. Various surveillance methods support observers.
Resources relating to the catch and harvest of WCPO tunaYou can find news stories, popular articles, opinion pieces and blog posts on the catch and harvest of tuna in the WCPO on the Catch and harvest news and views page.Fact sheets Manual on anchored fish aggregating...
The Oceanic Fisheries Management Project funds better management of tuna fisheriesThe main goal of Oceanic Fisheries Management Project (OFMP2) is that the fisheries of the Western and Central Pacific Ocean (WCPO) are managed well so that fishing will remain...