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The historic castles, churches and pastel-coloured port towns lining the shores of the small volcanic island of Procida in the Bay of Naples have earned it the award of the 2022 Italian Capital of Culture. It is the rich and...
Empowering young women to lead a sustainable aquaculture sector in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea
19 September 2022
19 September 2022
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Last week, the GFCM organized a training for young women from the Mediterranean and the Black Sea region on sustainable aquaculture practices, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture of Tunisia and with local communities and farmers.
The seven-day training, which...
Invasive species are changing the nature of the Mediterranean Sea
15 September 2022
15 September 2022
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The Mediterranean Sea is being invaded by hundreds of fish, jellyfish, prawns and other marine species from outside the region.
More than 1 000 non-indigenous species have been identified in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. Over half have established permanent...
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Over 200 small-scale fishers, fisheries associations, non-governmental organizations and government representatives from more than 40 countries gathered in Rome last weekend at the Small-Scale Fisheries Summit (SSF Summit) to highlight the role played by coastal communities in global food production...
Spotlight on “pescaturismo”: How bringing tourism into their business helps small-scale fishers protect their livelihoods and their fish
01 September 2022
01 September 2022
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Sardinia is known for its crystalline waters, stunning views and seafood specialities. Visitors now have the chance to enjoy all three at once while experiencing first-hand the traditions of one of the island’s oldest industries: fishing. For the past seven...