Accurate identification of tuna species is essential for effective fisheries management. For this reason, a capacity building workshop for the 4th batch Commercial Tuna Handliners was conducted.
DA-BFAR Senior Fishing Regulations Officer Peter Cadapan facilitated the workshop on proper Catch Documentation and Reporting in Handline Logsheet and highlighted the importance of proper catch documentation last November 29, 2023.
An orientation on the MSC eco-labeling program and FFSAPI-SARGEN Handline Fishery Improvement Project for Commercial and Municipal Tuna Handliners in General Santos City.
To raise awareness on the importance of sustainable fisheries management, a training on the Relevant Fishery Laws, Rules and Regulations for the 4th batch of Commercial and Municipal Tuna Handliners was conducted November 28, 2023.
A proper tuna handling and preservation training was organized by BFAR in partnership with SFFAII on November 28, 2023 at London Beach Resort and Hotel, General Santos City.
