Appointment made to the Marine Management Organisation Board. Marsha Ramroop confirmed as new member. A new member has been appointed to the Marine Management Organisation’s Board. Marsha Ramroop will commence a three-year […]
The English inshore commercial fishing boat fleet are facing new concerns over regulation and improper use of public funds after the type approval of compulsory equipment was removed, requiring some […]
Call for evidence launches on proposals to better safeguard marine habitats. Key offshore habitats such as Dogger Bank could benefit from enhanced protections England’s seas and marine wildlife could benefit […]
Door open to destruction of 30% of deep sea marine life after South Pacific Fisheries Management Organisation meeting. The South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (SPRFMO) has given the green […]
Minister Dooley announces appointments to the Board of the Marine Institute. The Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine with special responsibility for Fisheries, Timmy […]
Marine Institute sets new standard in sustainability with ISO 50001 Certification. Drone footage displaying solar panels on the roof of the the Marine Institute HQ in Oranmore The Marine Institute has […]
NOAA to hold public meetings on California Coastal Management Programme. Public invited to provide input on the state’s coastal management programme and performance evaluation. Contact: NOAA National Ocean Service Public Affairs, […]
The cost of poor visibility in fisheries management. By Alastair MacLeod, CEO, Ground Control. Healthy fisheries underpin food security, support millions of livelihoods and contribute significantly to national economies. Protecting […]
Major milestone for Allonby Bay Highly Protected Marine Area (HPMA). The full recovery of vital ecosystems, habitats and species in a highly protected marine area (HPMA) in the Irish Sea, […]
Five years of Marine Research Plymouth Alliance: driving global impact from the UK. This five-year anniversary underscores the strength and longevity of the partnership and its growing impact on both regional […]
EU secures sustainable tuna management and fairer rules at IOTC 2026. IOTC achieves allocating yellowfin tuna TAC and quotas among members, becoming the first tuna RFMO to establish TAC and […]
MMO and ports sector launch new Marine Licensing Top Tips. New guidance and tools to support the marine licensing process. The Marine Management Organisation (MMO), in collaboration with the ports […]
Marine Institute launches Annual Impact Report 2025. The Marine Institute has released its Annual Impact Report 2025, showcasing the significant achievements and meaningful impacts delivered by the organisation over the past year. […]
New roadmap launched to help future-proof ocean management in UK Overseas Territories against climate change. This roadmap has been co-developed with UK Overseas Territories (UKOTs) groups to support the implementation of climate-smart […]
Rob Loder appointed as Chief Inspector of Marine Accidents. The Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) has appointed Rob Loder as its new chief inspector. Rob replaces Andrew Moll OBE, who […]
Carmichael to challenge SNP history of mismanagement in fishing debate – “Same attitudes persist.” Orkney and Shetland MP, Alistair Carmichael, will highlights the SNP government’s history of mismanagement over the […]
Fair Seas Urges Government to Take Immediate Action on Delayed Marine Protection Laws A coalition of leading environmental non-governmental organisations and networks says the continued delay of critically important legislation […]
New management plans to safeguard fisheries for the future. Five Fisheries Management Plans published to maintain or restore valuable fish stocks at or to sustainable levels Latest plans cover species […]
Scotland’s first regional marine plan published. A plan setting out how Shetland’s seas will be managed sustainably to support local communities, protect marine life and tackle climate change has been […]