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Marine Monday
It’s another Marine Monday and today we are sharing with you the advantages of using
ice to cool fish. 🐠🐟🧊
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Source: semcoice.com
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CRFM@20 Anniversary Launch is live now!
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Courtesy CARICOM: Caribbean Community
The CNFO is collaborating with Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) to bring a 4 module leadership development for fisherfolk in the Virgin Islands. The sessions are being hosted on the CNFO Leadership Institute.
This work is being carried out under the project, “Capacity building in fisheries evidence, networks and management in the Virgin Islands” funded by the UK Government through Darwin Plus. Learn more here: canari.org/cefas-bvi/
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Happy International Women's Day from the CNFO!!
Equity isn't just a nice-to-have, it's a must-have.
#EmbraceEquity
Latest Edition of Fisherfolknet, the CNFO February 2023 newsletter!!!
Fisherfolk Net February 2023 - Caribbean Network of Fisherfolk Organisations
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Fisherfolk Net February 2023Share:ShareClick to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...Nadine Nembh...Voorlichtingssessie Nofa belangrijk STVS JOURNAAL 19 jan 2023
Seafood Academy is a free, one-day event for seafood processors and extension agents to learn more about sustainable seafood production, including emerging regulations and new research and development activities. Attend virtually or in-person at the University of Florida!
www.flseagrant.org/event/florida-sea-grant-seafood-academy/
Sam Small
Guyanese fishers to pay $1M to rent fishing license from Surinamese counterparts
Guyanese fishers to pay $1M to rent fishing licence from Surinamese counterparts - Kaieteur News
www.kaieteurnewsonline.com
...‘Ah done we done hay now’–fishermen Kaieteur News – Guyanese fishermen, who operate in Suriname waters, are biting their finger nails in anticipation of a massive hike in fees, for the rental of the country’s SK fishing licence. Kaieteur News was told that come March, when new licences ...