A large foreign tuna clipper, equipped with explosives and its own helicopter is allegedly harassing local sportfishing vessels and killing hundreds of dolphins off Costa Rica's north Pacific coast.

Some least three quarters of the planet's fishing communities are verging on the collapse due to overfishing and destrutive gear, notably factory trawlers. To make things worse come the effects of

Sea anglers in South Africa, who have long considered their sport one of the few remaining free leisure activities, are in for a shock. From today, they will have to pay R35 for an annual licence a

The 3 day quadriennial international maritime conference, 'Inmarco 98', organised by the Institute of Marine Engineers (IME), India will be inaugurated on November 19 at the hands of Dr. R.

The World Trade Organisation(WTO) has asked the United States to submit by December 6 its schedule list for implementing the Disputes Settlement Body's recommendations regarding Washington's ban on

Deep-sea fishing will be introduced as part of an attempt to restore Thailand's fishstock, Agriculture Minister Pongpol Adireksarn said yesterday. Cooperatives will be set up in coastal provinces to

India on Tuesday asked the developing countries to jointly fight attempts of developed countries to "create hurdles" on the path of increasing exports of fishery products by them in the world

India and Pakistan have decided to ease the stringent restrictions on illegal fishing in their territorial waters to reduce grievances of fishermen families and the ensuing tension between the two

India has urged developing countries to fight attempts by the developed countries to create hurdles on the path of their fishery products

The Malaysian Agriculture Ministry has spent about RM15mil to set up artificial reefs at 210 locations throughout the country over the past 12 years. Parliamentary secretary to the ministry Datuk