Updates
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Women in seafood: A spotlight on the Maldives
IPNLF publishes a scoping study into the roles of women in the Maldives’ one-by-one tuna fishery supply chains
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IPNLF Members top Greenpeace Canada's tuna ranking
Greenpeace Canada has released its canned tuna guide, comparing 17 brands and retailers on their attention to strong sustainability and social responsibility tuna sourcing standards
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New study published in PLOS ONE quantifies bycatch rates in the Maldivian pole-and-line tuna fishery
Results from IPNLF’s pole-and-line tuna fishery observers programme confirms fisheries’ low-impact nature and environmental attributes
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Expanding horizons: highlights from IPNLF's fourth Annual Report
IPNLF launches its latest Annual Report at the SEG17 – the world’s largest Seafood Trade Show
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Why tuna fishing is more than ‘just a job’
IPNLF launches a new report ‘Social Benefits of One-by-One Fisheries’; the second study in its Social Dimension series.
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One-by-one tuna triumphs in the Greenpeace USA guides
Update on the latest tuna guidance from Greenpeace USA
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2016; a year in review
As IPNLF looks forward to the opportunities of 2017, we take a moment to reflect on some of our key achievements in 2016, a triumphant year for tuna management, traceability and social research...
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IPNLF push for change in the Atlantic
IPNLF attends ICCAT to encourage the adoption of management measures to strengthen tuna fisheries in the Atlantic
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IPNLF publishes new findings into fishery interactions with ETP species in the Maldives
IPNLF launches new Technical Report assessing the interactions with endangered, threatened and protected (ETP) species in the Maldivian pole-and-line tuna fishery
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A changing landscape for tuna sustainability
What do the positive outcomes of the recent Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) meeting mean for tuna sustainability? – An insight by Adam Baske for Infofish International Magazine