Fish matter now more than ever. Privileged to serve as Director of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Marine Ecosystems team @spc_cps. All opinions are my own.
“Access to reliable data is vital because it enables us to make decisions informed by evidence. The #PacificDataHub will increase confidence in the decisions we make through the New Zealand Aid Programme” New Zealand's Consul General to 🇫🇷🇳🇨🇵🇫🇼🇫
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🇫🇯#Fiji’s Minister for #Fisheries, Honourable Semi Koroilavesau officially opened the Kaybees male-fish-only tilapia hatchery in Nakasi this morning, we will immediately see more farmers in the vicinity benefitting from the supply of tilapia fingerlings.
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A fascinating story of natural history and curated collections proving the strategic value of such work. Continuing and expanding such work matters now more than ever. https://t.co/sm8JlL3eNa
Subsistence and small-scale commercial fisheries in coastal areas are a crucial source of nutrition and incomes to communities throughout the Pacific Islands.
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@timonroad @BlahaFrancisco I think Bruno has probably got his fair share of personal mark-recapture experiments to relay. I'd guess several have been catch and release without a tag though. Big loss of data there.
[2020 Tuna tagging cruise]
"How far can the tagged tuna travel?"
Children from Kiribati🇰🇮 have sent questions to the SPC tagging cruise, who then replied remotely. This years' tagging expedition is currently voyaging the Kiribati waters & the Phoenix Islands Marine Protected Area
"Pacific could lose US$60m in tuna per year by 2050 due to climate change" - Listen to Dr Simon Nicol, SPC's Principle Fisheries Scientist, live interview, with ABC Radio Australia, during tuna tagging expedition currently underway in Kiribati waters!
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My 1st ever tweet was on tuna tagging. This latest story on @SPC_CPS 2020 voyage captures for me the excitement and adventure of this science for management. https://t.co/9e8gI3r0Rj
Today staff from NFA and @ExxonMobil_PNG joined with community volunteers at Papa, Lealea and Boera to transplant mangrove seedlings from a nursery onto the foreshore area as part of a mangrove rehabilitation program by NFA. The same also occurred at Gabagaba today.
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Fisheries are a “key thread that binds us all together”. #CookIslands Prime Minister Henry Puna w/ strong opening speech at the #Pacific Regional Fisheries Ministers Meeting. Highlights importance of new approaches to manage & use #fisheries, particularly in post #Covid19 rebuild
From luxury lotions to tasty local dishes: #Tonga’s mozuku #seaweed producer reinvents his company to face the challenges of #COVID_19.
#success#business
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#HappeningNow. Despite the significant challenges presented by COVID-19, the @spc_cps 7-week research expedition to monitor the health of world’s largest #tuna fishery is departing from Honolulu to sample the #Kiribati#EEZ.