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On-island update: working with the St Helena Government
On-island update: working with the St Helena Government
My Name is Rhys and I am the Marine Conservation Officer on St Helena.
Torbay Cleaner Coasts Initiative
The MMO's Jessica Churchill-Bissett provides an update on the work of the Torbay Cleaner Coasts Initiative to tackle the marine litter problem in the south west.
How did a marine biologist become a service designer?
Paul Kirk, Service Designer at the MMO, discusses his first 6 months in the role and working with the fishing industry to develop the export process.
Marine planning engagement - Iteration 2 update
Update on marine planning engagement during the first quarter of 2018 during which we met 350 stakeholders face to face and received survey responses from over 1000.
Marine Pioneer - How nature is integral to decision making
The MMO's Aisling Lannin explains the Marine Pioneer project and how nature is integral to decision making.
New Blue Belt research survey
The Blue Belt Programme is a four year programme (2016 to 2020),
How should you contact the Marine Management Organisation?
The MMO handles a wide range of queries and correspondence. What is the best way to contact us?
Delivering the Blue Belt Programme on Ascension Island
An interview with Dan Ward, one of the Blue Belt programme's enforcement team members who recently visited Ascension Island.
Under-10m and Non-Sector Quota Management Meetings
Ed Baker, quota manager for the MMO, discusses how meeting with groups of fishermen around the coast informs decisions on monthly catch limits for the under-10m fishing fleet and over-10m vessels that are not part of a producer organisation.
MMO IUU team meet European counterparts in Spain
Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing is estimated to cost over £8.5 billion a year globally. We work closely with EU Member States and third countries to help tackle this. Read more about our recent discussions in Vigo, Spain.
Top tips - How to get European Maritime Fisheries Funding
Graeme High, Head of EMFF, shares his thoughts on how to access the remaining 20% left of the scheme.