• Skip to content
  • Skip to footer
logo_cyprus_cerulean

EM4Fish

Monitoring the evolution of fisheries management

  • About
  • Community
  • Library
  • Region
    • Atlantic / U.S. East Coast
    • E. Pacific / U.S. West Coast
    • Europe
    • Indian Ocean
    • North Pacific / Alaska
    • U.S. South Atlantic / Gulf of Mexico
    • W. Pacific / U.S. Pacific Islands / S. Pacific
  • ARTICLES
  • JOBS
  • Contact
Espanol

Community

These are some of the people and companies working every day to advance fisheries management through electronic monitoring and reporting initiatives, improved data analysis, and technological advances.

Not yet included? Let’s fix that!  Just click here.

Filter By

Jacob Isaac-Lowry

Flywire

Jacob Isaac-Lowry leads FlyWire’s vision, mission, product development, and team while building relationships with strategic..
Read More »

Jacob Isaac-Lowry

CEO

Flywire

Click To Email

Jacob Isaac-Lowry leads FlyWire’s vision, mission, product development, and team while building relationships with strategic customers and partners. He holds undergraduate and graduate engineering degrees and has a professional background in autonomy, robotics, and lean manufacturing. As the primary architect of the FlyWire environment, he brings the experience required to design and implement modular video technologies and optimized high-volume production systems required to solve key fisheries data challenges.

Alvaro Nunez

Zunibal S.L.

Álvaro is the Product Manager of Zunibal’s electronic monitoring (EM) solution. Zunibal is a technology..
Read More »

Alvaro Nunez

EM Product Manager

Zunibal S.L.

Click To Email

Álvaro is the Product Manager of Zunibal’s electronic monitoring (EM) solution. Zunibal is a technology company with over 30 years of experience, present in more than 45 countries, and dedicated to developing advanced technological solutions for sustainable fishing and marine monitoring. He leads a multidisciplinary team with expertise in technology and marine sciences, responsible for the design and implementation of EM solutions for both industrial and small-scale fisheries. Under his leadership, Zunibal works closely with governments, vessel owners, scientists, and NGOs, providing innovative tools tailored to the specific characteristics of each fishery and the needs of local communities.

Zunibal S.L.

For over 30 years, Zunibal has been at the forefront of technological innovation in the..
Read More »

Zunibal S.L.

Click To Email

For over 30 years, Zunibal has been at the forefront of technological innovation in the fishing industry—designing smart, sustainable solutions that help fleets operate more efficiently and responsibly. Since our founding in 1995, we’ve pioneered advancements like the first satellite-connected buoy for tuna fishing, reshaping how the industry approaches data, connectivity, and decision-making at sea.

Today, we operate in over 45 countries with an integrated ecosystem that combines hardware, software, and oceanographic intelligence. Our technologies—such as acoustic satellite buoys, real-time analytics software, and AI-driven planning tools—enable skippers to optimize performance, reduce bycatch, and make data-driven decisions in real time.

One of our most forward-looking solutions is Electronic Monitoring (EM). Built using cutting-edge technologies including AI, edge computing, and satellite communication, our EM system is designed to be robust, scalable, and inclusive. It provides real-time monitoring and data collection that enhances transparency, supports compliance, and ensures the sustainability of fisheries. What makes our EM solution stand out is its adaptability: it serves both large industrial vessels and small-scale fisheries, offering a truly global and accessible approach to monitoring at sea.

At Zunibal, we believe that technology should leave no one behind. That’s why we continue to innovate with purpose—creating tools that drive progress and protect the future of our oceans.

Chelsae Radell

Alaska Groundfish Data Bank

Chelsae Radell is the Assistant Director of Alaska Groundfish Data Bank, a member organization that..
Read More »

Chelsae Radell

Assistant Director

Alaska Groundfish Data Bank

Click To Email

Chelsae Radell is the Assistant Director of Alaska Groundfish Data Bank, a member organization that represents trawl catcher vessels mostly homeported in Kodiak and shoreside processors. A former fisheries observer and EM Data Reviewer, she is passionate about all things monitoring and enjoys building fishermen-driven, functional cost-effective EM programs that improve data streams.

Capt. Abby Webster

Gulf Fisheries Research Association

Captain Abby Webster, Program Manager for the Gulf Fisheries Research Foundation (GFRF), brings over 30..
Read More »

Capt. Abby Webster

Program Manager

Gulf Fisheries Research Association

Click To Email

Captain Abby Webster, Program Manager for the Gulf Fisheries Research Foundation (GFRF), brings over 30 years of fishing experience and 8 years of charter fishing expertise to her role. Based in Freeport, Texas, she operates Texas Legend Charters, specializing in inshore and bay fishing. Captain Webster is deeply involved in fisheries management and science in the Gulf of Mexico region, leveraging her extensive knowledge to promote sustainable fishing practices and contribute to the preservation of marine ecosystems. Her work with the GFRF underscores her commitment to advancing fisheries research and supporting the local fishing community.

Goldfish

Goldfish

Goldfish automates seafood sourcing due diligence and compliance. With expansive global datasets of authorized fishing..
Read More »

Goldfish

Goldfish

Click To Email

Goldfish automates seafood sourcing due diligence and compliance. With expansive global datasets of authorized fishing vessels, blacklisted and sanctioned vessels its software (available as a web interface and API) streamlines screening for IUU risk for anyone in the seafood supply chain.

For international trade Goldfish collects, formats and checks all sourcing data requirements for US imports across all 6 federal seafood trade monitoring programs required to clear US customs. EU Catch certificate data requirements and FSMA 204 requirements will be rolling out in 2024.

Ocean Outcomes

Ocean Outcomes

At O2, we work hand in hand with local communities, seafood harvesters, seafood industry, supply..
Read More »

Ocean Outcomes

Ocean Outcomes

Click To Email

At O2, we work hand in hand with local communities, seafood harvesters, seafood industry, supply chains and fishery stakeholders to design and implement science-based solutions towards more sustainable seafood production, improving livelihoods of fishing communities and helping to conserve the ocean and its resources.

This includes both leading and supporting the sustainable seafood and fisheries improvement movements and our partners in: distant water fisheries and electronic monitoring; small-scale fisheries and triple impact approaches to improvement; China and the greater Northeast Asia region and; technical fisheries science and social and economic services.

Rebecca Darcy

Australian Fisheries Management Authority

Rebecca Darcy is an environmental scientist who specialises in fisheries monitoring, research and policy. Rebecca..
Read More »

Rebecca Darcy

Australian Fisheries Management Authority

Click To Email

Rebecca Darcy is an environmental scientist who specialises in fisheries monitoring, research and policy. Rebecca has been a part of the Australian Electronic Monitoring (EM) Program for over six years while working as an EM data analyst for Archipelago Asia Pacific and within her compliance and policy roles within the Australian Fisheries Management Authority. Rebecca now manages the Australian EM Program and shares her expertise on the program within both domestic and international platforms, including the delivery of EM capacity building workshops to countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

Ho-Tu Chiang

Ocean Outcomes

Ho-Tu leads Ocean Outcomes' fishery improvement projects in Taiwan, conducting research, providing technical support, and..
Read More »

Ho-Tu Chiang

Ocean Outcomes

Click To Email

Ho-Tu leads Ocean Outcomes’ fishery improvement projects in Taiwan, conducting research, providing technical support, and engaging with commercial tuna fisheries, government, fishery associations and NGOs. Ho-Tu has developed electronic monitoring system projects for seafood companies and tuna longliners, aiding in the enhancement of fishery management. Before O2, he had over six years of experience in international affairs and monitoring, control, and surveillance with the Taiwanese Coast Guard.

1 2 3 … 18 next »

Footer

Follow Us Online

  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter

SUBSCRIBE TO EM4FISH UPDATES

  • HOME
  • ABOUT
  • COMMUNITY
  • LIBRARY
  • ARTICLES
  • JOBS
  • CONTACT

Copyright © 2025 Fieldwork Communications. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy | Photo Credits