Articles from Global Fishing Watch

New technologies, expanded partnerships and policy breakthroughs move the organization closer to its 2030 goal of embedding transparency as global norm in ocean governance

The new global transparency tool will empower governments, researchers and civil society to monitor vessels involved in deep-sea mineral exploration

The agreement will harness technology and transparency to strengthen surveillance of marine protected areas and safeguard biodiversity

In annual report, the organization reports increasing demand for its data tools and new government partnerships to strengthen fisheries management

Global Fishing Watch policy director, Courtney Farthing, commends the U.N. General Assembly’s move as ‘significant’ to achieving transparent fisheries management

Key collaborations will bolster fisheries governance through greater transparency, data-sharing and policy reform

Study reveals 75 percent of the world’s industrial fishing vessels are hidden from public view

Momentum builds in Pacific as Palau joins progressive countries committed to publicly sharing vessel tracking data

USD $60 million funding will catalyze a new initiative to apply AI and satellite data to help end illegal fishing and safeguard the ocean

Fishing for tuna into daylight hours increases dangers for iconic seabirds, presents opportunity for better management

Scientific study fuses multiple data sources to advance global understanding of vessel identity and behavior

New research displays intentional disabling of automatic identification system devices to provide insights into illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing activity