This menu organises news, documents, projects, profiles and links into key topics, and the menu along the top divides the contents of the site by type.
![[]](./images/pixel.gif)
18th Apr 13
Managed by Chatham House
Financed by DEFRA
Documents - by author
Below you can find a range of key documents useful for understanding the issues and debates around IUU fishing and its control.
If you wish to submit a document for this section please feel free to email it to us.
Some of the documents below link to external internet sites. Illegal-Fishing.info cannot be responsible for the content of external internet sites.
Total entries 386, showing 10 per page
Show / /
Page:
18
IUU Fishing Vessels Red, Caribe, Brites and Aveirense: Fact File
28/10/2008
Greenpeace claims the four vessels documented in this briefing note have a history of pirate fishing. All four ships have repeatedly broken internatio ...
Author: Greenpeace
Tinned Tuna's Hidden Catch
13/08/2008
The UK is the second largest consumer of tinned tuna after the US. Globally tuna exports are worth more than any other fish species, at around 2.7 bil ...
Author: Greenpeace
Holland Shellfish: Strip Mining Mauritania's Seafloor
30/06/2008
In 2005, the Dutch government banned cockle dredging in the Wadden Sea. One of the companies affected, Holland Shellfish, with the support of the Dutc ...
Author: Greenpeace
Taking Tuna Out of the Can: Retailers Roles in Rescuing the Worlds Favourite Fish
10/03/2008
Global tuna stocks are in trouble. For example, since industrial scale fishing of southern bluefin tuna began in the 1950s, the biomass of reproducing ...
Author: Greenpeace
Taking Tuna out of the Can: Rescue Plan for the World‘s Favourite Fish
19/12/2007
In this report, Greenpeace proposes its own solution to the global tuna stocks crisis: a network of marine reserves protecting 40% of the world’s ...
Author: Greenpeace
Pirate Booty: How ICCAT is Failing to Curb IUU Fishing
09/11/2007
This report exposes what the authors perceive as the weakness of current regulations governing tuna fisheries and the widespread occurrence of IUU fis ...
Author: Greenpeace
Witnessing the Plunder 2006
08/03/2007
This report focuses on exposing the high levels of illegal fishing in waters of Guinea and explains how fish finds its way to the port of Las Palmas. ...
Author: Greenpeace
The Netherlands: a pirate fishers‘ paradise
08/02/2007
In 2006 thousands of tonnes of illegally caught cod was landed in the Netherlands. Research by Greenpeace between January and June, 2006, has shown th ...
Author: Greenpeace
Opening the Can: How Tuna Fishery Management Organisations Regularly Fail to Manage Our Oceans
23/01/2007
This is a Greenpeace briefing in preparation of the joint tuna RFMO meeting held in Kobe, Japan on 22-26 January 2007. Greenpeace believe it is time f ...
Author: Greenpeace
Trading Away Our Oceans: Why Trade Liberalization of Fisheries must be Abandoned
18/01/2007
The authors claim this report shows the real and negative conservation and development impacts of trade liberalisation in fish and fishery products. F ...
Author: Greenpeace
Total entries 386, showing 10 per page
Show / /
Page:
18
