The National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations
An independent report on the Evaluation of Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities (IFCAs), has been published.
Kent & Essex IFCA are beginning a review of current management and development of future management related to the cockle fisheries within the Kent and Essex IFCA District
D&S IFCA is inviting views on the development of a Size of Vessels Byelaw that will replace the existing Size of Vessels Byelaw that was introduced by Devon Sea Fisheries in 1996. Input may assist D&S IFCA’s Byelaw and Permitting Sub-Committee in their decision making and influence the content of the Byelaw. The Size of Vessels Byelaw will apply to all commercial fishing vessels that are registered (Port letters and Numbers) and have a valid fishing licence.
The MMO is recruiting candidates to take on voluntary roles as general members for one of five Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities (IFCAs) around England, helping to shape the management of their local inshore area.
Eastern IFCA are consulting with fishermen to gather information on fishing activity to inform the development of the Closed Areas Byelaw 2021.
Sussex Inshore Fisheries & Conservation Authority is now consulting on the proposed Minimum Size (Fish, Crustacea and Mollusc) Byelaw 2021