| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Are Skipjack Tuna in Trouble? | A blog about the health of skipjack tuna stocks. |
| Make The Commitment | A global improvement plan for better practices in tuna fisheries. Has committments regarding IUU fishing. |
| Not All Tuna Are Created Equal | A blog about why tuna stocks are different because each type has a varying life history, which requires specifc management styles. |
| The Precautionary Principle and the Precautionary Approach | A blog about what the Precautionary Principle is about, and how it differs from its cousin, the “Precautionary Approach.” |
| Precautionary Principle vs Approach | A vlog detailing more about the Precautionary Principle and how it differs from the Precautionary Approach. |
| Report of the 2011 ISSF Stock Assessment Workshop | ISSF hosted a workshop to examine several issues that can significantly affect scientific management advice and which are not always being treated consistently in tuna stock assessments. |
| Resolution 09-02 | An ISSF resolution addressing the conservation of Bigeye by the IATTC. |
| Resolution 09-05 | An ISSF resolution regarding IATTC conservation measures. |
| Resolution 09-06 | An ISSF resolution regarding ICCAT’s management of the Mediterranean Albacore Stock. |
| Resolution 09-07 | An ISSF resolution regarding IATTC conservation measures. This Resolution rescinds and replaces ISSF Resolutions 09 – 02 and 09 – 05. |
| Resolution 11-03 | An ISSF resolution that establishes multi-annual commitments to strengthen purse seine vessel conservation and management measures for tuna resources. This resolution includes IUU fishing. |
| Status of the Stocks | Stay up-to-date on the status of the world’s tuna stocks with our interactive chart. |
| Status of the World Fisheries for Tuna | ISSF tracks the health of the four main species of tunas – yellowfin (YFT), bigeye (BET), skipjack (SKJ), and albacore (ALB) – in each of the ocean areas covered by an RFMO and compiles an annual report. |
| Stock Assessment 101 | Stock Assessment 101, a simple explanation of the current practice in stock assessments worldwide. |