Small-scale fishers at the center of ocean governance and food security
This time, the small-scale fishers would not remain at the margin as had been the case in Lisbon two years ago. Fired up by forceful [...]
Make Fishing Fair in the EU, 25 March 2025
MEPs Isabella Lövin, Luke Ming Flanagan, and Emma Fourreau hosted the meeting ‘Make Fishing Fair’ organised by Low Impact Fishers of Europe (LIFE) and Blue [...]
Human – Biodiversity Relationships Across Scales
This was the title of an exciting workshop convened from 3 to 7 February 2025 in the Lorentz Center in Leiden, The Netherlands, by a [...]
World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2024, celebrated in Nigeria
After a series of successful webinars to address key issues throughout the year, the team in Nigeria decided with their long-term partner Fish Party, led [...]
Mundus maris partecipa al 2024 World Fisheries Day organizzato dalla Canoe and Fishing Gear Association del Ghana (CaFGOAG).
L'evento si è svolto il 19 novembre 2024, presso l'Aboadze Tico School Park. Il tema del 2024 World Fisheries Day era “Sostenere le linee guida [...]
Mundus maris contribution to the UNOC3 public consultation
The 2025 United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3) is scheduled for June 2025 in Nice, France. Costa Rica and France are the co-organisers. UNOC3 is to [...]
Vertice sulla pesca artigianale a Roma, 5-7 luglio 2024
Upon invitation of the organising committee at the FAO, Cornelia E Nauen of Mundus maris attended the second SSF Summit taking place in the premises [...]
Regional Symposium on European Small-Scale Fisheries, Larnaca, Cyprus, 1-3 July 2024
As part of the preparations for the next global small-scale fisheries congress, regional gatherings are convened by the research platform 'Too Big To Ignore' (TBTI) [...]
Baltic Fisheries Emergency Meeting, Brussels, 26 June 2024
The emergency closure of the Baltic cod fishery in 2019 was the sad low point of mismanagement of Baltic fisheries. The Low Impact Fishers Europe [...]
Ambivalent role of Market and Technology in the Transitions from Vulnerability to Viability: Nexus in Senegal SSF
The international fish market demand and technological advances are among the main drivers that have damaged marine ecosystems. This situation has resulted in the vulnerability of [...]