The European Unions Common Fisheries Policy Landing Obligation aims to tackle fishery discards, which presents issues for sustainable management. Although introduced in 2015, questions over its implementation and impacts on the various fishing sectors remain.

Information System on Small-Scale Fisheries (ISSF) – the "first interactive global repository on small-scale fisheries.”

The feasibility of developing a milkfish aquaculture industry on the Solomon Islands goes beyond technical issues

Together with scientifically-backed fisheries management schemes, habitat maintenance plays a huge role in the conservation and sustainable use of migrating species, such as the European eel.

A recently published paper lead by Dr Tim Ellis (CEFAS, UK) indicates Scotland’s Atlantic salmon aquaculture industry is moving in the right direction.

Increasing demand has resulted in the development of organic certification suitable for the aquaculture industry.

Many coral reef fisheries have seen a decline in catches as reefs become increasingly more degraded. Concerns surrounding the negative impacts of growing seaweed farming on coral reef health has been raised across the world. New research however suggests that in some situations, seaweed farms could bolster catches of coral reef herbivorous fish and potentially the coral reefs themselves.

Monitoring fishing activity at sea is no easy task, especially when it takes place in the high seas. Nevertheless technological advancements have served to improve detection by providing eyes, even in the hardest to watch locations.

Understanding how different perceptions as to what constitutes as IUUfishing iscrucial for understanding why IUU fishing can continue, even when programs to eradicate the issue have been developed.