EDF Voices: Oceans

Thanks to a shift toward rights-based management over the last decade, more than two-thirds of the seafood harvested in federal waters is now sustainable.

Fishermen reap economic benefits from their conservation efforts, and the idea is catching on.

When we work across political borders, sharing science and resources, big things happen.

There are practical ways to feed our growing world without ruining the natural resources on which we all depend.

The United States and Cuba have signed a historic agreement to map and inventory marine life in the Florida Straits and Mexican Gulf, It opens the door for much-needed ocean conservation research and funding.

Discovery's Shark Week broke new ground for filmmakers and scientists.

Pope Francis' statements could have a big impact on fishermen and oceans, especially in Latin America.

What I learned from two weeks on the ground (and water) exploring ways to expand our fisheries work to Myanmar, the 10th largest fishing power.

Belize shows that secure fishing rights can work anywhere.

Vice highlights catch shares as the solution that is healing fishing communities and our oceans.