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Address:	1145 17th Street N.W.
City:	Washington
State:	District of Columbia (D.C. 20036-4688)
Telephone:	+1 800 647 5463
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	newsdesk@nationalgeographic.com

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Key people & contacts:

President

Mr John M. Fahey, Jr.

Chairman

Mr Gilbert M. Grosvenor

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As of February 24, Russian fishermen captured more than 681 thousand tons
Russia Fed. According to the sectoral monitoring system, the total volume of extraction (capture) of aquatic biological resources by all Russian users as of February 24, 2021 amounted to 681.1 thousand tons, whic...

ISSF Report: 16 Tuna Stocks Not Meeting Criteria for Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Sustainability Standard
United States Now including bluefin tuna stocks, report reveals that seven stocks achieve passing score on MSC Principle 1, and most tuna RFMOs score well on MSC Principle 3 Independent fisheries scientists in A...

In 1st Day on Job, New WTO Chief Pushes for Fisheries Deal
Switzerland GENEVA - The new head of the World Trade Organization threw her support behind long-fruitless efforts among member countries to agree on fisheries subsidies that could reduce overfishing, calling the ...

Future-oriented HI fleet: New vessels with and without crew strengthen maritime surveillance
Norway Five completely new vessels, four of which are self-propelled, will be an important part of the Institute of Marine Research's long-term cruise strategy. Now it is clear who will be responsible fo...