Atlantic and Southern Bluefin Tuna, (Thunnus thynnus and maccoyii), Critically Endangered
So much has been written about the plight of Bluefin Tuna that I feel it's pointless to add another article to the mix. However, if you aren't aware of what's happening to our Tuna, you should read one or two of the articles below. Our fish are being used up at a ridiculously unsustainable rate. If you can't be bothered to read any of the articles, the main gist is this--stop eating Bluefin Tuna for a while, or in a few years, there won't be any left.
Check out Tuna can stay on the menu... for now, to get an idea of which Tuna species are sustainably harvested if you're a Tuna lover, or become a sustainable seafood consumer.
Articles:
Tuna can stay on the menu... for now
Tagging the tigers of the sea
Are lower catch limits enough to save the bluefin tuna from extinction?
ICCAT fails to protect critically endangered tuna—again
Atlantic bluefin trade ban now vital as tuna commission fails to take action again
Mediterranean bluefin catches continue to mock quotas and science
Top French chefs take bluefin tuna off the menu
Don't Order the Tuna -- Endangered Fish Served as Sushi
Monaco seeks global bluefin tuna trade ban
Bluefin quota to cost Australian fisheries millions
Southern Bluefin Tuna crashing toward extinction to feed sushi & sushimi market
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