By several accounts, the world's fisheries are collapsing. However,
demand for fisheries products continues to grow, making the future
status of fisheries and the ecosystems, industries and communities that
depend on them, uncertain. Several Bay Area companies, investors and
non-governmental actors are leading a global effort to reform the sector
towards sustainability. But what is 'sustainable' seafood? How does it
get into the market place and how can we recognize it when we see it?
Can the sustainable seafood movement reach the largest corporate actors?
And perhaps most importantly, can it simultaneously increase demand for
sustainable seafood products without contributing to their demise? In
this workshop, we will investigate these and other questions by learning
of the experiences, successes and challenges that Bay Area sustainable
seafood actors face in their efforts. Please join us for a collaborative
information exchange on the current status and future of the sustainable
seafood movement.
Location: Morgan Lounge, Morgan Hall - UC Berkeley