🎙️ “In Chile 🇨🇱, transparency isn’t just a principle — it’s policy.” Hear from Soledad Tapia, National Director of Sernapesca, on how openness and technology are transforming Chile’s fisheries. 🎥 Part of our Transparency in Focus: Chile series. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4nIi9QX

The #HighSeasTreaty has won the Earthshot Prize for the 'Revive our Oceans' category! We're honored to receive this award on behalf of the Treaty- it has been a collective effort & a recognition of all the hard work by so many people over so many years: highseasalliance.org/2025/11/06/h...

🌊 Transparency in Focus: Chile 🇨🇱 Chile is leading the way in transparent, science-based fisheries management — tracking 1,600+ vessels in near real-time. Explore our new webpage and stay tuned for our upcoming video series: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4nIi9QX #TransparencyInFocus #Chile

New data, clearer insight 🌊 The MPAtlas dataset is now live on @globalfishingwatch.org Marine Manager! Explore MPA boundaries, see how well they’re protected, and use data to power smarter, science-based ocean conservation. 🔗 marine-conservation.org/on-...

75% of industrial fishing vessels operate out of public view. These ‘blind spots’ undermine fisheries monitoring and seafood consumer confidence. ICCAT has a chance to change that. Read ours and Global Tuna Alliance's full statement on LinkedIn 👉 https://bit.ly/47Fk6r8

Stay up to date with the latest in ocean transparency 🌍 Our e-newsletter brings you stories, tools and data from Global Fishing Watch. 📩 Subscribe: https://globalfishingwatch.org/stay-informed-email-newsletter-signup-form/

📺 In his TED Talk, @ceo.globalfishingwatch.org explains how satellites and AI are exposing “dark fleets” and making activity at sea visible. Through Global Fishing Watch, these insights are public and free — helping governments and researchers protect ocean resources. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4lkQkwS

📢 Heading to Seville for #ICCAT29! Join our side event on how AIS can complement VMS to strengthen monitoring, combat IUU fishing & improve safety at sea. 🗓 20 Nov | 18:30–19:30 📍 Hotel Meliá Sevilla – Prado Room #Fisheries #Transparency #AIS #VMS

🚀 New on the Global Fishing Watch map: generate vessel activity reports in seconds. Filter by vessel type, gear, flag State and region to track trends, access vessel lists and share insights for research and monitoring. 🔗 Explore: https://bit.ly/global-vessel-activity-report

AI can help save the ocean — if we let it. 🌊 At @GlobalFishWatch we use AI to: ✅ Track 100,000+ vessels ✅ Expose illegal fishing & forced labor ✅ Predict shipping CO₂ ✅ Support clean energy Transparency fuels accountability — now governments must act. Learn more 👉 https://bit.ly/4qMiQLR #AIforgood

🔍 Ask Global Fishing Watch: Our new Preferential Access Area layer helps monitor activity in coastal waters where small-scale fishers have priority access. Developed with @@marineuas.bsky.social @duke-university.bsky.social, it supports transparency and sustainable fishing 🌊 https://bit.ly/47mp7F3

🌊🚢 Industrial fishing is a major but overlooked source of greenhouse gas emissions. With the IMO’s carbon levy delayed, transparency is vital. @globalfishingwatch.org, UCSB’s emLab and @climatetrace.org mapped emissions from large vessels to reveal the impact: bit.ly/49ew9Ou

This weekend, 11 cities joined forces for #OceanHackathon2025 🌊 As an official data provider, #GlobalFishingWatch shared its open datasets + APIs. Teams explored fishing effort, vessel behavior and events to develop ideas supporting transparency and ocean governance.

🚢 New on the Global Fishing Watch Map: The encounter events layer Governments, fisheries authorities, and NGOs can now quickly screen for vessels involved in at-sea transshipments or other encounters. Filter by duration, vessel type, flag State, or next port visited. Explore: bit.ly/encounter-events

News from across the Alliance! 🗞️ ORRAA’s membership includes private finance and insurance partners representing trillions of dollars in assets under management, alongside governments, multilateral institutions, and civil society organisations. 🌍 👉 Read more: oceanriskalliance.org/member-news/

🌍 Transparency in action 🇵🇦 Earlier this year, Panama introduced new guidelines to monitor transshipment at sea. Together, these efforts are making vessel movements more visible and helping tackle illegal fishing. 🌊 🔗 Read the full success story: https://bit.ly/47ddlgd

🌊 Did you know? Over 3 billion people rely on the ocean for food. Overfishing and illegal activity put this lifeline at risk. Global Fishing Watch advances ocean governance through increased transparency of human activity at sea. #DidYouKnow #OceanFacts

“Wild stocks are at their limit of exploitation,” warns Global Fishing Watch’s Tony Long. 🌊 As rising seafood demand strains oceans, sustainable fisheries remain key to balancing food security and protecting marine life. @geographical.co.uk Read more: https://bit.ly/3IIgpJ3

🌊 Wrapping up our Africa series: Floriane Cardiec, Program Officer for Central Africa at Global Fishing Watch. 🎥 Cardiec shares how our tools help countries monitor their waters — from ministers to patrol crews. 👉 Learn more: https://bit.ly/46wBBux

Tristan da Cunha, the world’s most remote inhabited island, depends on its spiny lobster fishery 🦞. Through our Marine Manager portal, co-founded by Dona Bertarelli , the community can monitor its waters, detect suspicious activity, and protect this vital ecosystem. Read more: https://bbc.in/4384Q4B

🚢 Now live on the Global Fishing Watch map We’ve integrated Carrier Vessel Portal features directly into the map — refreshed and enhanced to support faster investigations, richer insights and greater transparency at sea. 🔗 https://bit.ly/46JXlDo

🌊 In our Africa series, fisheries analyst Maxwell Azali shares how our tools give visibility of fishing, supporting evidence-based policy & port state measures. 📍 With #WIOMSA2025 just wrapped, we’re highlighting how open data strengthens fisheries management across Africa. https://bit.ly/42lQRYC

🌊 Wrapping up #WIOMSA2025 in Mombasa! Global Fishing Watch led a hands-on training with 27 participants including government officials, scientists, students & NGOs, showing how open data & satellite tracking can strengthen fisheries management across Africa. Learn more: https://bit.ly/42lQRYC

Thrilled that Global Fishing Watch is shortlisted for the AI for Impact category at Stop The Traffik's 2025 Data to Disrupt Trafficking Awards! Using AI & vessel tracking to spot and prevent forced labor at sea. #D2DT25 #DisruptTrafficking

📊 How is Global Fishing Watch’s fishing data generated — and how should it be used? Our ICES Journal of Marine Science response explains what “apparent fishing activity” means, where our models are strong & how we’re building gear-specific improvements. Read + work with us: https://bit.ly/4mXmXS8

🌊 We’re at #WIOMSA25 connecting with partners and sharing how open data can strengthen ocean governance! 📍 Visit our booth to learn more. 📚 Read our joint article with WIOMSA : https://t.co/yO5kKc3RjL 🌍 Explore our work in Africa: https://t.co/RlvZEFU1Z2 https://t.co/LSN3SfUnMK

🌊 Next in our Africa series: Dame Mboup on how transparency is transforming fisheries management across Africa. 📍 We are at @wiomsa.bsky.social this week, delivering training & connecting with countries to advance ocean governance. Read Dame’s interview in The EastAfrican: https://t.co/fwzgNDLxp5

🌊 Wrapping up #NYCClimateWeek + #UNGA80 with growing momentum for the ocean. With more belief in public data & transparency, we can help protect biodiversity, fight IUU fishing and support #BBNJ implementation. Continued momentum will be critical for the ocean and our planet. 🌍

🌊 Our Africa team is on the frontlines of advancing ocean transparency. 🎥 In our new series, hear from them directly — starting with Paul Tuda on why making data public is key to stronger governance. 📍 See us at #WIOMSA2025 next week in Mombasa.

A rainy morning run here in New York has sparked a few thoughts on #ClimateWeekNYC and #BBNJ

AI is often seen as a risk, but it could also be a force for good 🌍 In his #ClimateWeekNYC op-ed, Global Fishing Watch’s @paulwoods.io#ClimateWeekNYCexplores how AI can: 🌊 Make the invisible visible at sea 👩‍✈️ Equip governments to fight illegal fishing 🌱 Advance the climate agenda Read more: https://t.co/fyH6VtngN2

SkyTruth is making waves at Climate Week NYC! 🌊 We co-hosted a roundtable with @globalfishingwatch.org and @bloombergdotorg.bsky.social today highlighting the ways in which open, accessible satellite data can accelerate progress toward protecting 30% of our oceans by 2030. #ClimateWeekNYC #30x30 #AI

Looking forward to joining global leaders at the @bloombergdotorg.bsky.social High-Level Roundtable on ocean governance at #UNGA80 this week. Excited to discuss transparency, accountability, and the future of our shared ocean. #Ocean #Governance #BBNJ #Transparency

#GlobalFishingWatch partnered with Madagascar’s Ministry of Fisheries & Blue Economy 🇲🇬 to host a 4-day training on using #transparency tools for monitoring, control & surveillance of fisheries. 24 participants explored vessel tracking, AIS/VMS, satellite tech & detecting dark activity at sea. 🌊

Last week in Panama 🇵🇦 we met with Jair Quiroz, new Permanent Technical Secretary of CMAR. Together we’re building on years of collaboration with new efforts in patrol planning, shared analysis + data to protect the Eastern Tropical Pacific. 🌊 Learn more about our work in CMAR https://bit.ly/3Jlb6PH

Who really profits from illegal fishing? 👀 Without ownership transparency, the true beneficiaries stay hidden. #GlobalFishWatch’s Claudia Deeg explains: 🔑 What UBO is 🌊 Why it matters for fisheries governance 🌍 How we’re driving global standards https://bit.ly/40rT5ob

I have arrived in New York ahead of #UNGA80. My agenda this week is to keep transparency at the heart of high-seas discussions and build the partnerships needed to deliver transparency. Big moment for the ocean: time to make it count. #BBNJ @globalfishingwatch.org @highseasalliance.bsky.social

🌊 Small-scale fisheries employ 90% of the world’s fishers yet face mounting pressure from industrial fleets. This week in Dakar, we convened fishers and local partners to explore how transparency can safeguard livelihoods and protect our ocean. #SmallScaleFisheries #TransparencyAtSea

The High Seas Treaty has officially achieved its 60th landmark ratification, a historic milestone for our ocean. 🌍 But ratification is just the start. Now comes the hard work: turning commitments into protections through transparency + accountability. Read our statement: https://bit.ly/3KcA0RJ

A historic step for sustainable fisheries! The @wto Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies is now in force. It bans subsidies for illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing and introduces transparent vessel tracking. Learn more: https://bit.ly/42BNblu

🌎 Latin America is proving how political will + transparency can turn ocean commitments into real protections. Monica Espinoza Miralles shares how regional cooperation is reshaping governance across one of the world’s most biodiverse seas. 🔗 Read more: https://bit.ly/3VJQgwl #TransparencyAtSea

Fishing fleets are often controlled by hidden owners who evade accountability. UBO transparency is key to stop IUU fishing, protect workers and safeguard seafood supply chains ➡ Swipe to learn more about UBO #UBO #Ocean #UNGA80 #UNGA2025 Read our policy brief: bit.ly/4nwyisU

📍 Dakar, Senegal We are excited to host our first workshop on small-scale fisheries in Africa. Artisanal fishers sustain coastal communities but face rising pressure from industrial fleets and weak fisheries governance. With transparency & tech, we can help safeguard their livelihoods and the ocean.

#GlobalFishingWatch is honored to join the launch of Panama’s new coordination center to combat illegal fishing 🌊🚢 Our vessel tracking map will help authorities monitor vessels & protect marine ecosystems in real time. Explore: https://bit.ly/4narwJI Read more: https://bit.ly/41S7mvj

Brazil is using our Marine Manager platform to help oversee its coastline — turning complex ocean data into clear, actionable insights that can inform policy, guide energy decisions and protect marine areas. Read more 👉 globalfishingwatch.org/article/braz... #OpenData #OceanTransparency #Brazil

The ocean sustains billions of people and global economies. Yet, illegal and unreported fishing operates largely in the shadows, threatening marine life, human rights, and food security. Governments must act now to deliver full transparency at sea. Learn more: bit.ly/41M3PyE @oceana.bsky.social

15 of 22 albatross species are threatened with extinction, with thousands killed as bycatch in longline fisheries each year. A study by @globalfishingwatch.org + ‪@birdlifeglobal.bsky.social‬ used AI to show most fleets set lines during daylight, when birds are most at risk. 🌐https://bit.ly/3JLcbAg

Help Shape Marine Manager: Take Our User Survey! Whether you’re a current user of our platform or have expertise in MPAs and OECMs without using our tools, please, please take this 15-minute survey to help us understand your needs and improve our platform. https://t.co/yzNvw3KGS7

Ports are the last checkpoint against #IUUfishing. New @GlobalFishWatch research finds the PSMA is working — but a loophole remains: domestic fleets make up 66% of port visits, often with weaker inspections. 🔗 Read our story: https://bit.ly/4n9FMlh #PSMA #Transparency

#NewPaper in @aaas.org#NewPaperfinds that domestic fishing vessels account for the majority of port visits around the world. Comprehensive inspections at port for both foreign and domestic fishing fleets are a key deterrent for #illegalfishing. https://stanford.io/45LXlB2