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The EU launches the RecFishing platform for monitoring recreational catches and increasing sustainability.

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The new digital instrument aims to harmonize data collection in 22 coastal nations for better stock management and environmental protection. Brussels, January 12, 2026 – The European Union has officially launched RecFishing, an innovative digital solution designed to simplify and streamline data collection on recreational fishing catches across all marine areas of the EU. This initiative marks an important step forward in the collective understanding of fishing activities and directly contributes to the sustainable management of fish stocks across the entire continent.


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The new digital platform RecFishing collects harmonized data on recreational catches from all marine areas of the EU.

The system covers 22 coastal nations of the EU, transforming the way information is gathered to support better decision-making by authorities.

Scientists will have access to solid data to monitor stock levels, driving initiatives for the health and longevity of marine ecosystems.


With the introduction of new measures in January, the RecFishing platform is set to fundamentally transform the way data is collected and used by the 22 coastal nations of the EU. Previously, data collection on recreational fishing could be fragmented or inconsistent among member states. This new platform addresses this challenge by simplifying the way information about species and fish stocks is recorded, ensuring a harmonized approach that makes data more comparable and useful for decision-makers, both at national and European levels.

The impact of this digital transition extends beyond administrative simplification. By providing scientists with solid and consistent data, RecFishing enhances their ability to accurately monitor fish stock levels and assess the overall health of marine ecosystems. This influx of reliable information will enable authorities to make better-informed decisions regarding quotas and conservation measures, ensuring the longevity of marine resources. Additionally, the platform serves as a vital tool for promoting accountability and stimulating innovation within the recreational fishing community.

RecFishing is an integral part of the EU's broader commitment to promoting environmental protection. By ensuring a prosperous future for both the ocean and the communities that depend on it, the platform supports the delicate balance between enjoying marine resources and preserving them for future generations. This initiative underscores the Union's dedication to using digital solutions to tackle complex environmental challenges, ensuring that recreational fishing remains a sustainable practice for years to come.


https://2eu.brussels/ro/stiri/ue-lanseaza-platforma-recfishing-pentru-monitorizarea-capturilor-recreative-si-cresterea-sustenabilitatii

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