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February 4, 2010 · about 16 years ago

New Zealand signs convention to manage deep sea fish stocks

New Zealand has a new convention to manage non-highly migratory fisheries in the South Pacific Sea. The convention aims to manage deep sea fish stocks and pelagic species in a sustainable manner. By contrast, highly migratory species (such as tuna) are managed by the Western and Central Fisheries Co

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New Zealand has a new convention to manage non-highly migratory fisheries in the South Pacific Sea. The convention aims to manage deep sea fish stocks and pelagic species in a sustainable manner. By contrast, highly migratory species (such as tuna) are managed by the Western and Central Fisheries Commission (WCPFC).

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