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One third of total European catches are made on the high seas and in the waters of third countries. Since 2008 the EU has authorised over 23,000 vessels to fish outside EU waters
Iconic building in Madrid illuminated to mark international day Oceana first to ever project images on Spanish parliament’s...
Today, the European Court of Auditors (ECA) published a damning report on fisheries compliance by EU Member States. Auditors visited Spain,...
Research finds potential for 200,000 tonnes more cod, sole, plaice and other fish within 5-7 years An overhaul of current fisheries...
Oceana Looks Forward to Contributing Scientific and Policy Expertise to Arctic Council
Researchers from Oceana, the Spanish Institute of Oceanography and the University of Bari describe for the first time the biodiversity of this habitat, in decline from bottom trawling
Digital guide shows 75 fish, 55 of which have EU minimum legal size Oceana calls for fish to be caught and sold at reproduction...
The most comprehensive scientific study of EU fisheries ever. Led by renowned fisheries expert Dr. Rainer Froese for Oceana.
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For the second time, Oceana carries out an expedition to the Canary Islands.
