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Sustainable by Law: Legal Tools for Climate Resilience in Seafood

Sustainable by Law: Legal Tools for Climate Resilience in Seafood

8 Oct 2025 | Blog, Environment, Fisheries, Legal Resources, News

Introduction Climate change is not a distant threat for the seafood industry — it is already here. Rising ocean temperatures, changing currents, acidification, and more frequent extreme weather events are reshaping ecosystems and putting pressure on fisheries and...
Smart Seas, Smarter Laws: Regulating AI and Innovation in Fisheries Management

Smart Seas, Smarter Laws: Regulating AI and Innovation in Fisheries Management

3 Oct 2025 | Blog, Environment, Fisheries, Legal Resources, News

Introduction The seafood industry is in the middle of a technological revolution. Artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain traceability, drones, remote sensing, and smart gear are no longer science fiction — they are becoming part of everyday fisheries and aquaculture...
From Catch to Plate: Legal Challenges in Building Consumer Trust and Provenance

From Catch to Plate: Legal Challenges in Building Consumer Trust and Provenance

1 Oct 2025 | Blog, Environment, Fisheries, Legal Resources, News

Introduction The seafood industry in Australia is undergoing a transformation. No longer is it enough to land a good catch and send it to market. Today’s consumers want more. They want to know where their seafood comes from, how it was caught or farmed, whether it was...
How Carbon Credits Work in Aquaculture

How Carbon Credits Work in Aquaculture

26 Sep 2025 | Blog, Environment, Fisheries, Legal Resources, News

Carbon credits in aquaculture are tied to the capture or removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through biological processes in marine farming systems. This is known as blue carbon. Key mechanisms in aquaculture include: Seaweed farming (macroalgae): Seaweeds...
Wild Catch Fishing Infringement Notices – What to Do If You Get Inspected?

Wild Catch Fishing Infringement Notices – What to Do If You Get Inspected?

24 Sep 2025 | Blog, Environment, Fisheries, Legal Resources, News

Introduction For wild catch fishers, inspection is part of the job. Fisheries officers have broad powers to board vessels, check gear, and inspect catch. Most inspections are routine — but sometimes they result in infringement notices or prosecutions. This article...
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