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- Oct 19, 202675% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
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- Oct 30, 202675% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
CCAMLR's 45th Meeting Opens in Hobart With Krill Rules on the Table
- CCAMLR-45 runs in Hobart from Monday 19 to Friday 30 October 2026[1]
- The Commission will approve the IUU vessel lists for 2026/27 and adopt a Schedule of Conservation Measures in Force for 2026/27, including any new measures[1]
- It will also adopt a revised 2026 budget, a 2027 budget and a 2028 forecast, and agree dates for CCAMLR-46, proposed for 18-29 October 2027[1]
- It meets after the krill fishery closed early for a second year, on 12 August 2026 at 620,000 tonnes[2]
- Carried over from 2025: marine protected area proposals, a replacement for the lapsed catch-spreading rule CM 51-07 and Norway's plan to raise the krill limit to nearly 1.2 million tonnes[3]
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- [1]75%meetings.ccamlr.org/en/ccamlr-45meetings.ccamlr.org· Posted Sep 27, 2026· Starts Oct 19, 2026 ✓· Ends Oct 30, 2026 ✓· 47% of score
CCAMLR meeting page for CCAMLR-45, Hobart, Australia: 'Meeting Start Date/Time: Monday, 19 October 2026 ... Meeting End Date/Time: Friday, 30 October 2026'.
- [2]75%Antarctic krill fishery closes for 2026 (The Fish Site)thefishsite.com· Published Aug 14, 2026· 40% of score
The run-up: the krill fishery closed on 12 August 2026 at the 620,000-tonne trigger, a second straight early closure.[1]
- [3]75%Antarctic conservation summit closes with stalemate on MPAs & krill fishing rules (Mongabay)news.mongabay.com· Published Nov 4, 2025· 13% of score
What CCAMLR[1]-44 left open: no MPAs, no replacement for CM 51-07 and no decision on Norway's proposal to raise the krill limit to nearly 1.2 million tonnes.
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