UN Ocean Conference opens with calls for united action to reverse human damage
5 June 2017 – Opening a “game-changing” international conference on [...]
5 June 2017 – Opening a “game-changing” international conference on [...]
Conference focuses attention on ocean pollution, overfishing and climate impacts
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More than 600 commitments received; countries agree to Call for Action
A new agreement aimed at stopping rogue fishing practices represents the capstone of years of diplomatic effort to combat the scourge of illegal fishing, according to the United Nations food agency.
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From 5 to 9 June 2017, the United Nations will [...]
The United Nations will bring together Heads of State, Heads [...]
Shigeatsu Hatakeyama’s oyster farm was completely destroyed by the deadly tsunami that hit north-east Japan in March 2011.
For the first time since a United Nations-brokered treaty to stop illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing went into force, the countries that endorsed it are meeting in Norway to discuss how to make it a success.
The vital role of the world's oceans in human well-being and development is being highlighted next month as the United Nations hosts a global conference aimed at protecting these resources.
The United Nations will bring together Heads of States, Heads [...]
At the Ocean Conference (scheduled to take place 5-9 June) in New York, nations will gather to discuss how best to deliver on Sustainable Development Goal 14, Life Below Water. This event is critical because it will, for perhaps the first time, focus the international community on how critical our oceans to our life and livelihoods.