A call for action: Advancing Sustainable Fisheries Management in the Indian Ocean
Chloé Evans works on The Ocean Foundation’s International Fisheries Conservation International Project
(THAILAND, 5/13/2024)
In the world of fisheries management, certain moments stand out as pivotal — opportunities to redefine our approach to ocean stewardship and secure a more sustainable and biodiverse marine environment.
The upcoming Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) meetings in Bangkok, Thailand, are poised to be one such moment, with the opportunity to set precedents for the management of swordfish and skipjack tuna fisheries, as well as lay the groundwork for locking in a sustainable future f...
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