European Community, South Korea and Russia sink international effort to protect South Pacific from high seas bottom trawling 10 November 2006
The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition has condemned northern fishing nations, the European Community, South Korea, and Russia for blocking measures which would have protected deep-sea life in the South Pacific.
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Canada - stop blocking progress on a halt to high seas bottom trawling
30 October 2006
Greenpeace Australia Pacific Campaigns Director, Danny Kennedy today delivered a letter to the Canadian Consular-General in Sydney urging him to
make representations to the Canadian Prime Minister to reconsider the Canadian position on high seas bottom trawling. More
Australian support for protection of deep sea life from high seas bottom trawling
22 September 2006
The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition has welcomed today's announcement by the Australian Government that it will support interim measures at this year's United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) to stop unregulated destructive fishing practices such as bottom trawling on the high seas. More
Photographs taken by fisheries observers onboard New Zealand vessels in 2004 and 2005, released to Greenpeace by New Zealand's Ministry of Fisheries. View
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Greenpeace slideshow
Stop the clocks! Ask the ministers of key countries to support a moratorium on high seas bottom trawling and stop the clock on deep sea destruction.
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• An overview of deep sea life and the
destruction caused by deep sea bottom trawling, including
footage gathered by Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior
in the Tasman Sea in 2004 and 2005. Realplayer / Quicktime