Tomasz Raczynski, courtesy of Ocean Outcomes Kamchatka Fisheries Certified Sustainable On the rich wild salmon rivers of West Kamchatka, three commercial fisheries achieve Marine Stewardship Council certification.
© Denis Semenov Russian Salmon Fisheries Improving Many of Kamchatka’s wild salmon fisheries in a FIP or MSC certification process.
© Wild Salmon Center FIP Partnership Four major seafood buyers join High Liner Foods and WSC in their FIP Partnership.
© The Fly Shop Asia’s Largest Sockeye Fishery Achieves MSC Certification Marine Stewardship Council label awarded to Kamchatka’s Ozernaya River sockeye fishery.
Sakhalin MSC Certification MSC label awarded to pink salmon fishery in NE Sakhalin represents catch volumes up to 6,500 metric tons annually.
© Mihael Blikshteyn Kamchatka Pursues MSC Certification One of the world’s most productive fisheries is working towards Marine Stewardship Council certification.
© Paul Vecsei Japan-US Fishery Tour US fisheries experts met with Japanese colleagues to discuss Hokkaido MSC certification bid.
© Barrie Kovish Sakhalin Fishery Enters MSC Assessment Russian fishing companies demonstrate their commitment to sustainable practices.
© Mikhail Skopets Sakhalin Group is RiverPrize Finalist Sakhalin’s Smirnykh Rivers Partnership, led by Sakhalin Environment Watch, a finalist for the 2010 International Thiess Riverprize.
Tomasz Raczynski, courtesy of Ocean Outcomes
