NASCO welcomes the adoption of revised observer rules, aimed at enhancing the participation of Indigenous Peoples’ representatives and institutions in the Organization’s proceedings. As the first regional fisheries management organization...
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At the forty-first Annual Meeting of NASCO in June 2024, the West Greenland Commission decided to maintain the multi-annual regulatory measure applying to the West Greenland fishery in its current...
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The North-East Atlantic Commission agreed a two-year Decision Regarding the Salmon Fishery in Faroese Waters in 2024 / 2025 and 2025 / 2026. This ensures the continuation of no fishing...
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Within the next 10 years, NASCO’s goal is to prioritise and drive actions necessary to slow the decline of wild Atlantic salmon populations and demonstrate that restoration is possible. In...
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On 23 January 2024, Iceland re-acceded to the NASCO Convention, becoming the eighth contracting Party to NASCO. Iceland deposited its instrument of ratification of the Convention for the Conservation of...
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The Forty-First Annual Meeting of NASCO will be held in Westport, Ireland during 3 – 7 June 2024. Invitations have now been issued and meeting details can be found on...
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A three-hour Special Session titled ‘Indigenous Perspectives and Roles in Atlantic Salmon Conservation’ was held during the 2023 NASCO Annual Meeting. The Special Session brought together nine Indigenous guest speakers...
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Each NASCO jurisdiction develops Implementation Plans detailing measures to be taken by Parties over five year periods in relation to NASCO’s areas of concern for salmon. We received some newly...
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The first meeting of the Working Group on the Future of NASCO (WGFON) was held in Brussels last week, with delegates from across the Atlantic convening both virtually and in...
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