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Dr. Gala Moreno’s Post Archive

An ISSF research scientist and member of the ISSF Bycatch Committee, Dr. Gala Moreno has two decades of experience working with purse-seine tuna vessels in the Indian, Atlantic, and Pacific Oceans, studying tuna behavior at fish aggregating devices (FADs). Her work focuses on reducing adverse FAD impacts and draws on fishers’ knowledge and scientific data to improve fisheries management. She coordinates research projects in three oceans on the impact of FADs on bycatch, tuna species, and the…

ISSF 2025-06: Acoustic Discrimination in Tropical Tuna Purse Seine Fisheries: State of the Art, Ongoing Projects, & Future Directions

June 11, 2025 | Dr. Gala Moreno, Guillermo Boyra, Jon Uranga, Bea Sobradillo, Aitor Lekanda, Udane Martinez, Nagore Cuevas, Igor Sancristobal, Dr. Hilario Murua, Maitane Grande, Dr. Josu Santiago, Dr. Victor Restrepo

ISSF 2025-05: Key Outcomes of the International Workshop on Biodegradable Fish Aggregating Devices

June 11, 2025 | Dr. Gala Moreno, Dr. Lauriane Escalle, Iker Zudaire, Marlon Roman, Guillermo Moran, Jon Lopez, Dr. Jefferson Murua, Jon Uranga, Dr. Victor Restrepo, Dr. Hilario Murua

ISSF 2025-02: Tuna Fisheries’ Impacts on Non-Tuna Species and Other Environmental Aspects: 2025 Update*

March 17, 2025 | Dr. Victor Restrepo, Dr. Hilario Murua, Ana Justel-Rubio, Holly Koehler, Dr. Gala Moreno

ISSF 2023-11A: ISSF Workshop on Deck Bycatch Release Devices (BRDs) for Vulnerable Species in Tropical Tuna Purse Seiners

October 6, 2023 | Dr. Jefferson Murua, J. M. Ferarios, Dr. Gala Moreno, Maitane Grande, Dr. Hilario Murua