Secure Fisheries

The science is clear: fuel and other fisheries subsidies to the world’s distant water fishing nations causes overfishing and threatens global seafood supplies.

Secure Fisheries facilitated meetings with government stakeholders in the regional capitals of Hargeisa and Garowe in August, then in the fishing communities in September and October, respectively. About 62 participants took part in the consultation meeting in Zeila district, while 40 participants a...

A new paper led by former Secure Fisheries intern, Ciera Villegas, examines the dynamics of fisheries conflict and cooperation in Puerto Rico.

Secure Fisheries conducted a Safety at Sea training for the co-management association in Bander Beyla, Puntland.

The Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association (WIOMSA) awarded Dr. Kadagi for excellence in research and promoting marine science in the region.

Secure Fisheries, a program of One Earth Future, is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming virtual World Cold Chain Symposium on September 14th, 9-11 A.M. (EST), hosted by The Global Food Cold Chain Council and the United Nations Environment Programme. Experts from around the world wi...

The Bander Beyla community and Secure Fisheries were featured in the virtual World Cold Chain Symposium on September 14, 2021.

Secure Fisheries Project Kalluun, a partnership with four Somali universities and Somali fisheries ministries, aims to enhance fisheries data collection throughout the region and train the next generation of Somali marine scientists. As participants in the project, students gain training from Secure...