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Across all major industrial fishing sectors, overfishing due to overcapacityand lack of compliance in fishery governance has led to a decline in biomass ofmany global fish stocks. Overfishing threatens ocean biodiversity, global foodsecurity, and the livelihoods of law abiding fishermen. To address this issue,Global Fishing Watch (GFW) was created to bring transparency to globalfisheries using computer science and big data analytics. A product of apartnership between Oceana, SkyTruth and Google, GFW uses the AutomaticIdentification System, or AIS, to analyze the movement of vessels at sea. AISprovides vessel location data, and GFW uses this information to track globalvessel movement and apply algorithms to classify vessel behavior as "fishing"or "non-fishing" activity. Now publicly available, anyone with an internetconnection can monitor when and where trackable commercial fishing appears tobe occurring around the world. Hundreds of millions of people around the worlddepend on our ocean for their livelihoods, and many more rely on it for food.Collectively, the various applications of GFW will help reduce overfishing andillegal fishing, restore the ocean's abundance, and ensure sustainabilitythrough better monitoring and governance of our marine resources.

Global Fishing Watch: Bringing Transparency to Global Commercial Fisheries