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Canadian plan to reduce lobster fishing hailed a success

Program has permanently removed 105,000 lobster traps from the Fortune Bay fishery, a 36% reduction, as well as 266 lobster licences

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 21, 2014 09:27 GMT
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A program to reduce lobster fishing in Canadian waters has permanently removed 105,000 lobster traps from the Fortune Bay fishery, a 36% reduction, as well as 266 lobster licenses, said Fisheries and Oceans Canada [...]

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