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Ocean Conservancy has worked for more than three decades toward its of goal of a wild, healthy ocean. Increasing public awareness of ocean issues is one of the keys to bringing about significant changes to the way oceans are managed.

Providing food, fresh water and oxygen to the world, the ocean is essential to all life on Earth, but it is in serious trouble from overuse and pollution. Ocean Conservancy believes it’s time to change our national policies to protect entire ecosystems as the surest way to solve the most critical ocean conservation challenges we face. The ocean belongs to everyone and everyone is needed to protect it.

IT'S TIME

To stop warming the planet
To stop trashing our beaches
For sustainable fishing
To set the standard for safe fish farming
To save marine wildlife
To protect our Yosemites of the sea
For order in the ocean

Address:	1300 19th Street, NW - 8th Floor
City:	Washington
State:	District of Columbia (20036-1653)
Telephone:	+1 202 429 5609
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

Director of Strategic Communications Mr Tom McCann Phone: +1 202 351 0465 [email protected]	Media Relations Manager Mr Tim McHugh Phone: +1 202 351 0492 [email protected]
Media Relations Manager Ms Kelly S. Ricaurte Phone: +1 202 351 0482 [email protected]	Director, Aquaculture Program Mr George Leonard Phone: +1 831 471 2755 [email protected]

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CASS - Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions

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Salmon farming companies settle class-action lawsuit alleging global price-fixing scheme
Canada The following is an excerpt from an article published by CBC Radio Canada: 7 companies, including N.L.'s Mowi and Grieg, to pay more than $5M to big salmon buyers Source: Sjor Seven companies acc...

Market situation for Norwegian cod (dried, salted, stockfish, clipfish...)
Norway Decrease in dried and salted cod (clipkfish) Norway exported 8,195 tonnes of clipfish worth NOK 623 million in November The value fell NOK 56 million, or 8 percent, compared to November la...

Increased Catch and Reduced Bottom Impact with New Trawl Gear
Norway A new trawl gear concept gave 20-40% more catch than standard rock hoppers. The gear is also designed to be gentler on the seabed, which can help the industry towards an even more efficient and enviro...

The Norwegian Pelagic Fishing Course in Week 48
Norway Herring fishing in the north with good luck, and better collection of North Sea herring. NVG herring: As expected, there was a modest quantity with a total of 7,800 tonnes for the whole week. Apar...