New research by WWF, Agrocampus Ouest (France), University of British Columbia (Canada), Charles Darwin Foundation (Galapagos) and Instituto Nacional de Pesca (Ecuador) warns that communities in developing countries that depend heavily on fishing are severely...

Where and how seafood is caught has repercussions across sectors and borders Illegal fishing practices are undermining cross-border security by making resources that are already limited due to the climate and nature crises even more scarce, a new report from WWF...

Countless small-scale fisheries in developing countries are fighting to survive due to the impact of the COVID-19. The fishing sector is being affected by the impacts of the pandemic through changing consumer demands, market access or logistical problems related with...

Tunas include dozens of species found across the world’s ocean. These highly valuable fish account for 20 percent of the value of all marine capture fisheries and over eight percent of all globally traded seafood. Their value has been highlighted recently by the...

Most people never thought about who has actually caught the fish they eat or buy at the supermarket but…this is an important part of the equation. For most of us, fishing is very much considered a male activity and it's surprising to find out that 50 % of the...

On this year’s World Wildlife Day, the WWF European Policy Office (EPO) launched a report directed to decision makers underscoring the failure of EU and global leadership to implement the United Nations’ (UN) 2030 Agenda. WWF’s assessment reveals that, five years on...