Jiro’s Critical Eye

Dr.Jiro SUZUKI is a leading tuna scientist who had workded for National Research Institute of Far Sea Fisehreis in Japan for more than 30 years.
He has particiapted the scientific meetings of all tuna RFMOs and various other meetings related to tuna fisheries. His critical eye to the issues of tuna resources management as a scientist is appreciated internationally as a viivid and constructive voice..

> Scientific paper on merits and demerits of drifting fish aggregating devices in tuna fisheries	2023/8/18
> Protection of juveniles or adults? – Case of Pacific bluefin tuna	2023/6/14
> Wild and farmed bluefin tuna – evaluation of taste	2023/4/26
> Problems in farming of Atlantic bluefin tuna	2023/1/13
> Problems in bluefin aquaculture-need to increase effective utilization of stereoscopic cameras	2019/3/29
> Reflections on Application of “Precautionary Approach”	2017/11/1
> Implication of success in Pacific bluefin spawning in land tanks under artificial control	2015/4/3
> Urgent need for use of stereoscopic cameras in southern bluefin tuna farming	2013/12/26
> Rising concern for overfishing of Albacore in the Indian Ocean – Need for control of small longliners -	2013/ 8/22
> Sea turtles are recovering	2013/ 8/22
> Mass production affects the conservation and management of Pacific bluefin tuna	2013/ 3/14
> Bluefin tuna raised by aquaculture survive at sea	2013/ 2/25
> WCPFC9 ended with stalemate –Let us flick the real switch of recovery of bigeye stock–	2012/12/26
> Large scale drift gillnet and FADs	2012/ 8/17
> Goya’s Black paintings (Pinturas negras)	2012/ 8/15