US EditionRecognizing Progress in Tuna Fisheries Management
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Recognizing Progress in Tuna Fisheries Management
A growing share of the global tuna catch comes from stocks that are not subject to overfishing, thanks largely to continuously improving management by tuna regional fisheries management organizations (RFMOs). As an advocate and partner for science-based reforms, ISSF has played a catalytic role in driving many of these improvements. Through targeted research, technical guidance, and the development of practical tools, ISSF has supported RFMOs in…
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