fish for tomorrow 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, fish for tomorrow 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
“Our message is being heard loud and clear” Anthony Debono on setting up and stepping down
At the last Annual General Meeting Anthony Debono, founder and chairperson of fish4tomorrow, stepped down after an exciting and prosperous 8-year run. I sat down with him to get the full story, his…
NGOs Raise Serious Concerns Regarding the Suspected Malpractices by the Maltese Fishing Authorities in Letter to Karmenu Vella
fish4tomorrow has joined other environmental NGOs, including the WWF, Environmental Justice Foundation, Oceana Europe and ClientEarth in issuing a joint letter to the EU Commissioner for Fisheries,…
fish4tomorrow Calls for Investigation of Department of Fisheries & Aquaculture Following Bribery Allegations
On the 12th January 2026, Spanish media outlet El Confidencial published a report which included phone transcripts between the Director of the Department of Fisheries and Agriculture, Andreina…
About us
fish for tomorrow 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
fish for tomorrow aims to create a culture of sustainable seafood consumption through effective campaigning and lobbying. To do this, we will assist restaurants and markets in addressing the issue of overfishing by helping them to identify and highlight sustainable seafood choices in their establishments. fish for tomorrow 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, fish for tomorrow strives to increase the demand for environmentally sustainable seafood in Malta.
Team
Supporters
Mediterranean Culinary Academy
Get Up Stand Up
Greenhouse Malta
Sharklab Malta
Din l-Art Ħelwa
Contact
[email protected]Quickfish guide
Resources
A Guide to Fish – A video series which aims to simplify the process of sourcing, preparing and cooking fish and other seafood at home. 25 Nautical Miles video – A short documentary highlighting the issues with overfishing in Malta. 25 Nautical Miles report – An Overview of Maltese Fisheries