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12 March 2026: A new study on the use of pingers to reduce cetacean by-catch in Iceland

A study by Jusufovski and Sigurðsson, titled “First trials of commercially available pingers for cetacean bycatch reduction in Icelandic bottom set gillnet fishery”, was published in the Fisheries Research Journal in January 2026. By-catch (the accidental capture in fisheries) is among the largest threats to marine mammal conservation. Various measures have been developed to ...


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10 March 2025: The Report of the February meetings of the Committee on Inspection and Observation and Committee on H...

NAMMCO has released its February 2026 committee reports from the Committee on Inspection and Observation (CIO) and the Committee on Hunting Methods (CHM), chaired by Guro Gjelsvik (Norway) and Ulla S. Wang (Faroe Islands), respectively. The CIO met on 13 February, where members were informed that Greenland’s 2026 Observation Activity, focused on narwhal, beluga, and […]

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4 March 2026: A new study on the impact of climate change on Arctic ecossystems

A study by Descamps and colleagues, titled “Biodiversity changes in Arctic coastal ecosystems under borealization”, was published in the PNAS Nexus Journal in February 2026. Climate change is a key driver of the ongoing global biodiversity crisis. In the Arctic, ocean warming and sea-ice decline are expected to shift local ecosystems towards warmer, temperate conditions. […]<...


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2 March 2026: New study on stranding networks as a tool for monitoring marine mammal populations in Europe

A study by Petitguyot and colleagues, titled “European stranding networks as a tool for monitoring marine mammal populations (Part I): towards optimising the functioning of networks”, was published in the ICES Journal of Marine Science in November 2025. Marine mammal strandings can be used to monitor the populations of species around the world. But the […]

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