Washington C, 2 May 2023 (TDI): The United States (US) Department of State’s Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs (OES) released a statement on the occasion of World Tuna Day, thanking Canada for its partnership in protecting Pacific albacore tuna fish stocks and promoting sustainable fishing practices.
For information, tuna is an important food source for millions of people around the world, and it is vital to ensure that its stocks are healthy and sustainably managed. The US and Canada have been working together to promote sustainable fishing practices and to protect marine biodiversity in the Pacific region.
The US is grateful for its partnership with Canada in these efforts. Both countries recognize the importance of managing tuna stocks sustainably, not only for the benefit of those who rely on them for food and livelihoods but also for the health of the oceans and the planet as a whole.
“Our partnership with Canada is crucial to our shared goal of promoting sustainable fishing practices and protecting marine biodiversity,” said the OES Bureau.
“Together, we are working to ensure that Pacific albacore tuna stocks remain healthy and abundant for generations to come.”
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Also, the US and Canada have taken a number of measures to promote sustainable fishing practices and protect marine biodiversity in the Pacific region. These include implementing measures to reduce bycatch, setting catch limits based on scientific data, and promoting the use of selective fishing gear.
In addition to these efforts, the US and Canada are also working to promote the conservation and sustainable use of other marine resources, including ocean health and space affairs.
Thus, the OES Bureau remains committed to working with Canada and other international partners to address the complex environmental challenges facing our planet.
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As World Tuna Day is celebrated around the world, the US recognizes the importance of protecting and managing tuna stocks sustainably.
Through its partnership with Canada and other international partners, the OES Bureau is working to promote sustainable fishing practices and protect marine biodiversity, ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy the benefits of this critical food source.
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