(From BBC News, 26th Jan 2007): The first international plan to try to stop the overfishing of tuna has been adopted by regulators meeting in Japan.
The plan called for better monitoring and co-ordination across regions, as well as action against illegal fishing.
Delegates from the world's five tuna bodies called the plan a first step towards arresting a decline in stocks.
But conservationists said the measures were not enough, blaming illegal and unregulated fishing and unsustainable quotas for tuna's dramatic decline.
The middle of the North Island... Lake Taupo!
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