The Pacific's big fisheries body takes new conservation steps

Update: 2025-12-11

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World Wildlife Fund New Zealand has welcomed new conservation measures adopted by the Pacific region at its big annual tuna summit.

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The Pacific's big fisheries body takes new conservation steps

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The Pacific's big fisheries body takes new conservation steps

The Pacific's big fisheries body takes new conservation steps