Be a fisherman's friend

An overhaul of the law that governs fishing in Europe only happens every 10 years, so we need to make sure that this time, it works.  We want a Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) that supports sustainable fishing, ends discards and puts the health of our seas first.  

Here's why the Common Fisheries Policy needs fixing.

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Recapturing the freedom of artisanal fishing

Being an artisanal fisherman is synonymous with freedom, says Gwen Pennarun, from Saint Marine, Brittany. At least, it used to be. Today, Gwen says, you have...
Posted by Fran G - 4 December, 2012 - 11:24

A euro-sceptic fisherman is converted

Phil Lockley is a small-scale, artisanal fisherman from Cornwall. He works from one of the most beautiful ‘rivers’ of Cornwall, the Helford River, as part of a...
Posted by Phil Lockley - 28 November, 2012 - 18:14

Facilitating a fair future for fishing

This weekend, an unprecedented meeting took place in Brussels. At first glance it might not seem like much of a big deal - a bunch of fishermen from across...
Posted by Willie - 19 November, 2012 - 11:38

From Falmouth to Aldeburgh: The Coast to Coast “Be a Fisherman’s Friend” Tour

It all started in Cornwall in the fishing village of Falmouth, where 'Clarence' the Cod made his first appearance at the Sea Shanty Festival and wowed the...
Posted by Cristiana - 9 October, 2012 - 12:19

We want the politicians to come and get their feet wet

Luís comes from a family of fishermen. His great-grandfather started fishing in the tiny village of Cabo de Gata, near Almería, Spain, many years ago. Today,...
Posted by Fran G - 4 October, 2012 - 10:49

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