World Tuna Day

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2023 Date2 May 2023
2024 Date2 May 2024
World Tuna Day

World Tuna Day History

World Tuna Day seeks to raise awareness about the overfishing of tuna and tuna-like species. Tuna and similar species are important fish both economically, and as a source of food. Their meat is rich in vitamins, and they serve as a vital resource for developed and developing countries. According to the United Nations (UN), about 7 million tons of tuna and tuna-like species are harvested every year. This day aims to inform and educate the public about the harm caused by overfishing. Overfishing can harm ocean ecosystems and biodiversity. Overfishing can threaten wildlife and consequently the entire economic systems.

World Tuna Day was established in 2016 by the UN General Assembly. It is observed annually on May 2nd.

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Facts about World Tuna Day

  • The theme for World Tuna Day in 2023 was Yes We Can.
  • The tuna industry has an estimated global sale value of almost $10 billion according to the UN.

Top things to do in Australia for World Tuna Day

  • Learn more about the different kinds of tuna species. Greenpeace lists several species of tuna and provides healthy recommendations for consumption.
  • Check out your local culinary school for tuna cooking workshops on World Tuna Day. These workshops teach participants how to prepare various tuna dishes, including sushi, sashimi, and grilled tuna steaks.
  • Attend the Port Lincoln Tuna Classic, a popular fishing tournament that takes place in Port Lincoln, South Australia. The tournament attracts anglers from across the country and also promotes sustainable fishing practices.

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