The problem Who's working on it? Pledge Take action About us News Donate To protect precious marine environments and fishing livelihoods, and call for fish to be bought from sustainable sources what's the problem Sign the pledge Companies, use your buying power to support sustainable fish! find out more The cities Cities, towns and counties across the UK are joining the campaign to become places where sustainable fish is served and promoted. Find out how your local area is doing. Belfast Bournemouth & Poole Brighton & Hove Bristol Cambridge Cardiff Durham Hull Lancashire Liverpool London Newcastle Plymouth Stockport Add your city Search People Read one of the many comments we've received from people who care about sustainable fish, and stories of practical action people are taking to support the campaign. Allegra McEvedy MBE, chef, writer and presenter "To stand by and do nothing, say nothing as we slowly drain the oceans of their livestock is to make one complicit, and that's just not a position with which I was comfortable." Caroline Bennett, Moshi Moshi "I am determined to do something about the way we fished the seas. We know the problems, we don’t even need any additional information to know how to fix them: we just have to get on and do it. No excuses." Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Fish Fight “I have been travelling around the UK meeting fishermen, marine conservationists, politicians, supermarkets bosses, and of course fish-eating members of the public. It has changed the way I think about fish.” Monty Halls Our oceans are beautiful, precious habitats, and we must work together now to do everything we can to protect them. Mrs Maryam Sharp Please conserve our marine species with sustainable fishing for future species and generations. New person Raymond Blanc OBE, Chef Patron, Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons “Good ethics should be part of everyday business. Many restaurants and caterers in this are helping to protect our precious marine resources. They should get rightful recognition and inspire others to do the same.” Rosie Boycott, London Food Board "Taking a sustainable approach to fish is critical to the food security of our city. It is shocking to think that within our lifetimes, we could lose some of our favourite species from the seas forever." The Sustainable Fish Cities: Top Ten Swaps Tips on sustainable alternatives to our favourite fish species, and where you can find them in supermarkets. How you can help No matter where you work, eat, shop or learn, you can help your city become a sustainable fish city. find out more Sustainable Food Cities Sustainable Fish Cities is the featured campaign of the Sustainable Food Cities network this year. Why not enrole your city in the network. join the network News Cardiff celebrates World Fisheries Day with pledge to serve millions of sustainable fish meals Cardiff’s largest caterers, together serving over three million meals per year have pledged to serve only demonstrably sustainable fish. The announcement came on World Fisheries Day, as part of Cardiff’s bid to become a Sustainable Fish City. 21/11/2014 M&J Seafood makes sustainable seafood choices easy Fresh fish supplier M&J Seafood has made it easier than ever for their customers to fulfil the Sustainable Fish Cities pledge by releasing a comprehensive guide to over 300 of their fish and seafood lines. 25/09/2014 ISS Education pledge to ensure a future full of fish ISS Education have become the latest caterer to sign the Sustainable Fish City pledge – committing to a series of steps which will ensure all the fish they serve to thousands of school and college pupils is sustainably sourced, and therefore helps to protect our precious marine ecosystems. 27/08/2014 Belfast achieves its first Sustainable Fish Star Belfast have achieved their first Sustainable Fish City star, for gathering pledges from six iconic local restaurants and holding a fish tasting event for Belfast residents. The Campaign is run by Belfast Food Network, and Belfast is only the third city to be awarded a star. 21/08/2014 Sustainable Fish City highly commended for London 2012 legacy Sustainable Fish Cities receives an NGO Impact Award from the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management for securing pledges to serve sustainable fish from caterers that together serve well over 200 million meals per year. 27/06/2014 more news Join us Show your support and keep in touch with the campaign's newsletter. We need you. Email* Name Postcode Sustain will save and store the information you enter on this page. We will not share this information with any other organisation. Twitter Tweets by @FishCities follow us on twitter About Sustainable Fish Cities Sustainable Fish Cities is an initiative conceived and supported by an alliance of not-for-profit organisations already working on sustainable seafood issues. We want to create the first ever Sustainable Fish City, or hopefully Cities - to show what can be done if people and organisations make a concerted effort to change their buying habits. Sustainable Fish Cities is the featured campaign of the Sustainable Food Cities network this year. find out more Contact us 020 7065 0902 fish@sustainweb.org @FishCities Sustain, Development House, 56 - 64 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4LT