Foundation for tuna conservancy

3 Tuna Companies joined in 2016 to realize the pre-assessment

On 2017, two new companies joined the group and started the Fishery Improvement Project (FIP) to achieve the Marine Stewardship Council Certification in TUNA Conservation through the working plan accomplishment.

Mission

Promote actions for the sustainability of the tuna purse-seine fishery in the Eastern Pacific Ocean;
b) Promote the maximum implementation of sustainable yield of tropical tuna stocks in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, based on scientific and technical studies;
c) Encourage and carry out technical training programs for the benefit of the tuna fishing industry, in order to achieve its optimum performance; and,
d) Support the reduction of environmental impacts on marine ecosystems and the strengthening of public and private management, both nationally and internationally.

MSC

Certified Page

Pre Assessment

2016

Work Plan

2017

ACDR

2020

Full Assessment

2022
8.6 Conditions
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Tunacons Objectives

Management scheme

In charge of day-to-day work

Representatives of the member companies, of which WWF Ecuador is a participant, and which is responsible for monthly monitoring of activities

Made up of the CEOs of each company, which gives guidelines and makes strategic decisions.

Team

Picture of Guillermo Morán

Guillermo Morán

ONG Director

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Picture of Jazmín Bastidas

Jazmín Bastidas

Projects Manager

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Picture of Pedro Santistevan

Pedro Santistevan

Observer program

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Picture of José Luis García

José Luis García

FADs and Fishery technician

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Picture of Mayi Zambrano

Mayi Zambrano

Communication Chief

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Picture of Marjorie Ortega

Marjorie Ortega

Financial Manager

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Code of Good Practices Crew members have take good practices workshops to be trained for the releasing of bycatch.

TUNACONS full members

TUNACONS new adherent members

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GOOD PRACTICES ON BOARD
Crew members apply a Code of Conducts based in the Good Practices on board suggested by EU Mare and IATTC.
FADS MANAGEMENT
Traditional FADs: NATIONAL ACTION PLAN //. EcoFADs: 20% commitment
OBSERVERS FOR SMALL SCALE VESSELS
TUNACONS collaborate with data collection to IATTC cientific staff with this voluntary program of human observers on board.
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