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Princes, Mauritius seafood firms discuss climate change threat to tuna fishing

As the EU purse seine fleet currently struggles to catch skipjack tuna in the Indian Ocean while landing large yellowfin, concerns over tuna fishing in the region are growing

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 21, 2025 11:20 GMT
The Sustainable Tuna Association (STA) Conference focusing Climate Change and Socio-economic Impacts on the Tuna Industry of the Indian Ocean, opened this morning, at the Ravenala Attitude Hotel in Balaclava. The aim is to sensitise stakeholders on the impacts of climate change on fishing in the region and enhance collaboration for stronger environmental strategies. Photo: Mauritius' government.
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