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Women in Science at the MMO
Women in Science at the MMO
Today (11 February) is International Day of Women and Girls in Science. This blog looks at some of the women involved in scientific roles at the MMO.
Our fisheries management responsibilities
A brief insight into the MMO's day to day fisheries management responsibilities.
Marine Planning Iteration 3 engagement summary
A Marine Planning Iteration 3 engagement summary is available to view now.
Henderson Island Expedition
Simeon Archer-Rand, Habitat Mapping and Human Activities Team Leader for the UK Government's Blue Belt Programme, tells us about the impact of marine litter on Henderson Island and how work is being done with other organisations to try and tackle the problem.
Blue Belt tuna tagging programme underway in St Helena
A Blue Belt tuna tagging programme is taking place in St Helena as part of a wider project tagging 120,000 tropical tuna species from across the Atlantic.
Last chance to have your say on marine planning
Our marine planning Iteration 3 engagement is coming to an end.
Tackling Illegal fishing around Saint Helena and the surrounding waters
Dan Ward, Compliance & Enforcement Manager on the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) Blue Belt team tells us about tackling illegal fishing around St Helena.
The MMO continues on its journey to bring a tide of new improvements to our marine licensing service
Details on changes to our marine licensing services.
Opportunity to put your views on record
The MMO’s Michael Coyle urges owners and operators of under 10 metre fishing boats, registered in England and Wales, to help influence the introduction of a new licence condition.
Marine Planning Iteration 3 Update – February 2019
Information on how to have your say on marine planning and details of our stakeholder workshops.
Tackling illegal fishing in the UK Overseas Territories
Andy Deary, Head of Compliance and Enforcement for the UK Government’s Blue Belt Programme discusses the challenges of effectively monitoring large scale Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) in remote areas like the UK Overseas Territories.