Highlights
Monitoring Fishing Activity on the Edge: mobilizing EM and edge computing to improve transparency of global longline tuna fisheries with near real‑time catch verification
Currently, fisheries sector are facing a major lack of reliable and timely data, particularly in longline fisheries where independent observer coverage is often below 5%, posing a significant gap in data transparency. The Nature Conservancy and its partners are addressing these barriers to scale up Electronic Monitoring (EM) by researching and developing the integration of computer vision into EM camera systems for tuna longline vessels. The system combines electronic monitoring (EM) cameras, electronic logbooks, NVIDIA Jetson edge computing devices, and Starlink connectivity to transmit daily reports.
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Happy Lunar New Year 2026 -
MSC Standards - Prospects for Vietnam Tuna Sector -
VINATUNA SHARES ITS CONSERVATION INITIATIVE AT PANATURE’S 20TH ANNIVERSARY EVENTS -
The meeting between the Vietnam Tuna Association and the Directorate of Fisheries on Advancing the Vietnam Skipjack Tuna Purse Seine Fishery MSC Improvement Program (Vietnam SKJ MSC IP)
Tuna Fishing
Skipjack Tuna MSC IP
PROMOTING THE COOPERATION IN VIETNAM SKIPJACK TUNA PURSE SEINE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM UNDER MSC STANDARDS
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Fisheries Observers on Vietnamese Fishing Vessels – Promoting Transparent and Sustainable Fisheries -
National Workshop on Data Review and Annual Catch Estimation for Tuna Fisheries -
Workshop - Training "Promoting sustainable fisheries and Handling - rescuing Endangered, Threatened, Protected species in tuna fishery" -
LIST OF COMPANIES PARTICIPATING IN THE MSC IP IN 2026
Yellowfin Tuna FIP