
Paul Maillis
Paul Maillis serves as the secretary of the National Fisheries Association (NFA) in The Bahamas. He is an outspoken advocate for the rights and livelihoods of Bahamian fishermen, highlighting the ongoing challenges posed by illegal poaching and emphasizing the importance of effective law enforcement. Maillis has praised recent crackdowns on illegal fishing activities, noting that the efforts of authorities have led to improved sustainability in local fisheries and have helped restore hope among fishermen who rely on these resources for their livelihoods.
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Paul Maillis, the NFA’s secretary, added that large-scale Dominican poaching resumed in the southern Bahamas from a year ago.
Defence Force yet to sight poaching vesselPaul Maillis, the National Fisheries Association’s secretary, warned that The Bahamas is facing a full-out assault from illegal fishing charters and poachers.
Bahamas faces ‘full-out assault’ on its fisheries
Paul Maillis, the National Fisheries Association’s (NFA) secretary, emphasized the importance of cracking down on poaching to protect fishermen's livelihoods.
Crawfish volumes up 10-15% but ‘don’t let our guard down’
