world tuna day
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Over the past 25 years, successful Pacific Ocean fisheries partnerships supported the world’s largest tuna fishery—nearly 60 per cent of global tuna catch — to transform from a potentially unsustainable fishery to one of the most effectively managed large-scale fisheries...

![Fresh raw fish — one of our local favorites, available also as “oka” (marinated in freshly wrung pe’epe’e/ coconut milk— every family has the best recipe. Celebrate World Tuna Day by protecting our waters. Sustainable fisheries management makes it possible to keep enjoying this favorite island dish. World Tuna Day is highlighting fishing partners working with Pacific Island nations to ensure sustainable tuna stocks into the foreseeable future. ([photo: ocwildseafood.com] A plate of yellowfin sashimi](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/tuna_sashimi.jpg?itok=VfwfRttc)