More Fish Campaign
In an event at the European Parliament in April 2011, WWF presented the results of an independent poll carried out in 14 EU countries. The poll showed that a large majority of citizens want their fish to come from sustainable, non-overfished sources. They also support a reform of the CFP to ensure this.
WWF has therefore launched a More Fish petition urging MEPs to make ambitious CFP reform an absolute priority in their parliamentary work over the coming months.
WHY CHEFS WANT SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES
LATEST NEWS
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WAKE UP CALL NEEDED TO SAVE EU FISHERIES FROM COLLAPSE
Brussels – Today, Fisheries Ministers debating the the future of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) reform overwhelmingly displayed a lack of ambition to save Europe's fish stocks and fishing ...
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Chefs’ fish dishes winning MEPs over for the sustainable management of Europe’s fish stocks
Brussels – Today, three renowned international chefs were guests at the European Parliament (EP) kitchens where they prepared a special “sustainable fish dish” for thousands of MEPs, staff and ...
LATEST POSITION PAPERS & PUBLICATIONS
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Common Fisheries Policy Reform: delivering a regional approach to fisheries management
WWF’s vision is one where fisheries are managed by ecosystem based management plans which aim to meet objectives and targets set centrally by the European Union and delivered jointly by the ...
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Position Paper: Tackling by-catch and discards under the reformed Common Fisheries Policy (CFP)
Unwanted catches and related discards are a major problem in many European fisheries, and one that the reformed CFP must tackle effectively in order to move to a long-term sustainable future for the ...
CONTACT
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Anouk Delafortrie
Campaign & Communications Manager, European Marine & Fisheries Policy
WWF European Policy Office
+32 2 761 04 25
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Louize Hill
Head, European Marine & Fisheries Policy
WWF European Policy Office
+32 2 743 88 13