The tunamobile makes its debut at the ICCAT tuna meeting in Paris (c) Chauveau/Grenepeace
Oliver Knowles, oceans campaigner at our international office, wrote on Making Waves last week about the start of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT meeting) in Paris.
I'm on my way to Paris right now, where some important days for bluefin tuna are going to be taking place later this week and next. Fisheries managers and representatives from countries around the world are about to come to together at the annual meeting of ICCAT - the body that is meant to manage tuna populations in this area of the world. The challenges facing bluefin tuna have never been more plentiful and more serious.
The big question that will soon be answered - can those meant to protect bluefin tuna deliver meaningful change after years of mismanagement?
