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Ecosystem Directory

SAFET works within a broad ecosystem of organisations all working towards sustainable seafood and fisheries.

The Seafood and Fisheries Ecosystem

SAFET recognises the important contributions of the many other organisations working to increase the sustainability of seafood and fisheries. The challenges are complex and the space vast that it takes the combined efforts of all of these organisations to drive success. This directory contains some of the organisations most aligned with SAFET’s mission.
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Climate Ocean Research Institute (CORI)
The Nature Conservancy
Marine Stewardship Council
Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)
Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions
Fed By Blue
Global Tuna Alliance
Sustainable Fisheries Partnership
Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC)
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA)
Ecology Action Centre
IMCS Network
Sea Pact
Sharks Pacific
CEA Consulting
Fishwise
Masyarakat dan Perikanan Indonesia (MDPI)
Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability
The International Pole and Line Foundation
Ocean Outcomes
Earth Journalism Network
EM4Fish
Pew
Schmidt Marine Technology Partners
Environmental Justice Foundation

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Colorful Fishing Boats Docked in a Busy Port
4/27/2026
Vessel tracking: Transparency for sustainable fisheries

How vessel tracking brings the world’s fishing fleets into view  Understanding what happens at sea is key to protecting it. While most industrial fishing vessels…

Ian and Tom setting up CatchCam
4/1/2026
CatchCam’s Tom Rossiter on reliable underwater monitoring as the key to ‘precision fishing’

How underwater cameras and sensors systems are actively helping crews make smarter, more sustainable decisions about how they fish In this SAFET blog series, we…

Fishing boat in the harbor
3/18/2026
Electronic monitoring: Critical eyes and ears for sustainable fisheries

A quick guide to electronic monitoring and how the technology enables more sustainable management of fisheries and the ocean environment From the deck of a…

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