ISSF is committed to the long-term conservation and sustainable use of global tuna fisheries. It’s not easy. But through science-based practices, collaboration and advocacy, we believe it’s achievable.
Read our recap of impacts from the ICCAT meeting on Atlantic tuna fisheries.
We’ve amended measures on RFMO participation, transshipment, bycatch mitigation, and FAD management.
In a new blog, our policy team outlines focus areas for the RFMO’s upcoming meeting.
In a new blog, our science and policy VPs urge ICCAT to focus on three “critical and complementary priorities.”
Fishers can learn about sustainable fishing practices for their vessels through our guidebooks and workshops.
