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Mark Avery

Standing up for Nature

Tag: fish

Sunday Book Review – Britain’s Freshwater Fishes by Mark Everard

Mark July 21, 2013July 17, 2018 18 Comments

We talk about fishermen (and rarely of fisherwomen) but we don’t talk about fish-watchers as we will talk about bird-watchers, do we?   Why is that? There isn’t a Royal Society for the Protection Fish nor a Fishlife nor a Fish Conservation.  Yes there are organisations which do some good work for our fishy friends…

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Struan Stevenson, do your maximum to yield sustainable fisheries

Mark December 17, 2012July 17, 2018 11 Comments

Tomorrow there is an important vote on the future of the Common Fisheries Policy.  It seems likely that a UK (Scottish) MEP may hold the balance of power over whether overfishing continues or begins to diminish.  That MEP is Struan Stevenson. When I wrote to Richard Benyon on this subject in the early part of…

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