EUROPEAN CETACEAN BYCATCH CAMPAIGN
"Man is but a strand in the complex web of life"
"Man is but a strand in the complex web of life"
TRANSPORT
Animal welfare and the Treaty of Amsterdam
Borg confirms gradual but sustained approach to fish stock recovery – 22nd December 2005
Legal action against UK over insufficient cetacean protection -
Thematic Strategy on the Protection and Conservation of the Marine Environment pdf 155KB [COM504] 21st October 2005
Commission welcomes Court ruling on continued failure by France to comply with fisheries obligations -
Commission launches debate on eco-
EU survey reveals consumers willing to pay more for better animal welfare – 8th June 2005
Serious infringements of the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy in 2003 -
Commission calls for urgent improvement in CFP compliance – 30th May 2005
Commission decides not to ban pair trawls -
EU sabotages protection of deep sea coral -
Promoting more environmentally-
EU decides to better protect dolphins -
Fishermen in talks on future of fleet -
EU fish quotas dispute meeting arranged -
EU scientists legalize controversial herbicide -
EU fisheries policy an outrage -
Commission proposes EU action to protect European eels -
Commission pursues legal action against eight Member States -
Background Notes for Agriculture and Fisheries Council of 11&12 June 2003 -
European Commission proposes criminal sanctions for polluting ships -
Commission decides new rules on colouring feed additive -