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Advancements in Bering Sea Gear Modifications by Alaska Seafood Cooperative; GDST Unveils Fresh Website

Advancements in Alaska Seafood Cooperative's Bering Sea Gear Modifications; GDST Launches Updated Website

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Advancements in Bering Sea Gear Modifications by Alaska Seafood Cooperative; GDST Unveils Fresh Website
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Alaska Seafood Cooperative Advances Bering Sea Gear Modifications; GDST Unveils New Website Ahead of Seafood Expo Global
The Alaska Seafood Cooperative expresses satisfaction with the progress of Bering Sea gear modifications, anticipating further testing this summer to assess effectiveness in reducing whale entanglements. Amendment 80 vessels commit to implementing the new gear starting May 2024.
The Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) launches its new website as part of efforts to enhance global engagement ahead of Seafood Expo Global. The platform aims to foster dialogue among industry stakeholders, traceability experts, civil society, and technology providers, facilitating traceability implementation.
A recent study published in Scientia Marina highlights the economic benefits of marine protected areas (MPAs), demonstrating their positive impact on fisheries' economic performance globally. Researchers emphasize the role of MPAs in replenishing fish populations, boosting tourism, and combating climate change.
Portland-based nonprofit Seafood and Gender Equality (SAGE) partners with Seaworthy to release a new podcast, "In Hot Water," focusing on seafood industry efforts to address the global climate crisis. The podcast aims to amplify voices from marginalized communities affected by climate change and promote community-driven solutions.
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