‘Walls of death’: surge in illegal drift nets threatens endangered species

Date: August 18, 2020

Fishing fleets are defying international ban, with deadly nets ensnaring dolphins, whales and other protected marine life

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Le Togo @leTogoRT·

RT @_Opagac: #Benin, #Ghana and #Togo signed a pact to collaborate to reduce #IUUfishing in the Gulf of Guinea via @ADFmagazine #security #maritimesecurity

Nations Join Forces to Fight Illegal Fishing in Gulf of Guinea - Africa Defense Forum

Reading Time: 2 minutes ADF STAFF Benin, Ghana and Togo have signed a pact to work together to reduce illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishin...

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Dawn Borg Costanzi @DawnBC012·

Interested in working on international #fisheries processes with a great team?

@FAOfish has a number of open #consultancy assignments:
https://t.co/PlVIQl79Kk

I really value my time there working against #IUUfishing and encourage you to take a look!

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OPAGAC @_Opagac·

#Benin, #Ghana and #Togo signed a pact to collaborate to reduce #IUUfishing in the Gulf of Guinea https://t.co/QEm7PmXPcg via @ADFmagazine #security #maritimesecurity

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RUSI@RUSI_org·

🗣️We need your help!

We have launched a Global Horizon Scan with @pewenvironment to examine the impact of #climatechange on criminal drivers behind illegal, unreported and unregulated (#IUU) fishing.

We are inviting you to share your thoughts on key emerging issues.

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Satlink @SatlinkSL·

Effective #fisheries #monitoring with improved data reporting, among reasons of the decrease of #IUUfishing in the #Pacific, according to a MRAG Asia Pacific #report https://t.co/H1oDyylze4 via @MVariety670

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‘Walls of death’: surge in illegal drift nets threatens endangered species

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