fish4tomorrow aims to create a culture of sustainable fishing and seafood consumption in Malta and Gozo. We aim to raise local consumer, restaurateur and retailer awareness on the importance of acquiring seafood from sustainable sources. To do this, fish4tomorrow will provide the tools necessary for consumers to make responsible choices that will ensure the viability of local fish stocks for generations to come.
News
Zero Tolerance Approach Needed towards Fish Farm Illegalities
fish4tomorrow is concerned by the Planning Authority’s decision to suspend their decision on revoking permits for local fish farms on the 6th September 2016. fish4tomorrow is calling for fish farm…
From our sea - Grabiel, Marsascala
After an eight month hiatus we revived the From Our Sea series by heading down to Grabiel in Marsascala. We chose Grabiel because of its long-standing reputation as a place where you can go to get…
Recommendations to the 24th ICCAT Meeting in Malta
In November, fishery managers and regulators will meet in Malta for the 24th annual meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT).
About us
fish4tomorrow was formed in 2010 following several discussions between different Maltese NGOs and environmentalists regarding the state of Maltese and European fisheries. Over the years, the NGO has worked with numerous stakeholders, carried out research, lobbied on local and European levels, and campaigned in order to create a culture of sustainable seafood consumption.
Mission
fish4tomorrow aims to create a culture of sustainable seafood consumption through effective campaigning and lobbying. To do this, the coalition will assist restaurants and markets in addressing the issue of overfishing by helping them to identify and highlight sustainable seafood choices in their establishments. fish4tomorrow will promote establishments which serve and promote sustainable seafood and will help build public support and enthusiasm for the sensible management of Malta’s fish stocks. Ultimately, fish4tomorrow strives to increase the demand for environmentally sustainable seafood in Malta.
Team
JD Farrugia
Director
M.Sc in Environmental Management & Planning. Coordinator of the TerraFirma Collective
jd@fish4tomorrow.comDr Stanley Farrugia Randon
Committee Member
Medical Doctor, author and member of Din l-Art Ħelwa
stanley@fish4tomorrow.comSupporters
