Fishermen catching flying fish will be required to have a minimum size gill net, while those engaged in pot fishing will have to use mesh of a specified size to avoid the capture of small fish. (FP) Changes are coming to the fishing industry that will change the way...
(FP) Stakeholders in the Barbados fishing industry are invited to a presentation hosted by the Fisheries Division and the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and the Blue Economy on the new Draft Fisheries Management Regulations 2021. It will take place online via Zoom on...
(FP) Fisherfolk across Barbados are invited to a presentation being hosted by the Fisheries Division on the new Draft Fisheries Management Regulations 2021. It will take place online via Zoom on Saturday, June 19, starting at 6:30 p.m. The presentation will include a...
(FP) Barbados’ fishing industry should benefit from a number of enhancements over the coming months, as Government sets out to improve conditions in the sector. Ongoing work at the Bridgetown Fishing Complex is expected to see improvements to the fendering of boats in...
Press conference re: COVID-19 and national cleanup updates – April 16, 2021. (PMO) Come Monday, April 19, Barbadians will once again be able to visit most fish markets across the island and purchase fish, after they were closed as a result of ash fall from the...
