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It’s time for WCPFC to commit to a biodegradable FAD transition
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It’s time for WCPFC to commit to a biodegradable FAD transition
The science is clear. Solutions exist. And resources are within reach. Non-entangling and biodegradable fish aggregating devices (bio-FADs)—made from bamboo, hemp, cotton, and other organic materials—offer a sustainable, effective alternative to conventional drifting FADs.
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