However, later in the same month, ICCAT recommended catch quotas of 13,500 tonnes per year, prompting strong criticisms from environmental organisations, and calls for alternative methods to regulate Atlantic tuna fisheries, such as protection under CITES.
This was met by sharp criticisms from environmental organisations, and prompted calls for alternative methods to regulate Atlantic tuna fisheries, such as protection under CITES. However, later in the same month, ICCAT recommended catch quotas of 13,500 tonnes per year.
However, later in the same month, ICCAT recommended catch quotas of 13,500 tonnes per year. This was met by sharp criticisms from environmental organisations, and prompted calls for alternative methods to regulate Atlantic tuna fisheries, such as protection under CITES.
However, later in the same month, ICCAT recommended catch quotas of 13,500 tonnes per year. This was met by sharp criticisms from environmental organisations, and prompted calls for alternative methods to regulate Atlantic tuna fisheries, such as protection under CITES.