Sabah has welcomed sweeping changes to fisheries laws, with stakeholders urging stricter enforcement to protect marine life and curb illegal fishing.

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) detained two foreigners with six fish bombs following an operation off Pulau Karindingan, here, Saturday.

Firm action will be taken against the culprits responsible for a fish bombing incident at a coral reef resto­ration site in Pulau Selakan under the Tun Sakaran Marine Park (TSMP) in Semporna, Sabah.

A pump boat suspected of involvement in fish-bombing activities in Kunak waters was detained by Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) personnel early yesterday.

We hosted a group of dedicated students from China for a hands-on Coral Restoration workshop as part of our ongoing Stop Fish Bombing initiative.

At Stop Fish Bombing, we believe in protecting our oceans and the people who call them home.

The Sabah government will deploy more patrol teams from the Fisheries Department to curb unsustainable fishing activities in state waters.

SFB Malaysia’s Executive Director Terence Lim recently sat down for a chat about Fish Bombing with 1StopBorneo Wildlife.

The Department of Fisheries Sabah (DoFS) led the Anti Fish Bombing (AFB) Programme on Wednesday, bringing together government agencies, civil society, and community representatives to strengthen efforts against fish bombing.

Terence Lim and Stop Fish Bombing Malaysia have started our ocean testing of BlueBoat #1 - AKA Mata Laut (“Eyes of the Sea”).

Stop Fish Bombing Malaysia (SFBMY), in collaboration with WWF-Malaysia and the Semporna Island Project (SIP), today successfully concluded a vital workshop aimed at equipping local enforcement agencies with the skills to effectively interpret data from real-time fish bomb detection systems.

Fish bombing. A mere two-word term but the destructive act, which began decades ago in Sabah, has yet to be stopped.