IPHC (International Pacific Halibut Commission) is dedicated to the research and stock management of Pacific halibut within Canada and the U. S. A.

With a focus on conserving and sustaining this valuable resource, IPHC plays a crucial role in ensuring the future of halibut fisheries. As an authoritative body, IPHC conducts extensive research and monitoring activities to understand the current stock status and biology of Pacific halibut. This knowledge guides the development of fishery regulations and performance monitoring, aimed at promoting responsible and sustainable fishing practices.

Through their website, IPHC provides a wealth of essential information, including stock status reports, fishery regulations, and circulars. They also offer media and news updates, keeping stakeholders and the general public well-informed. Furthermore, IPHC organizes meetings, such as the upcoming 23rd Session of the IPHC Scientific Review Board and the 100th Session of the IPHC Annual Meeting, providing platforms for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and decision-making.

With their dedication to research, stock management, and collaboration, IPHC is committed to ensuring the long-term viability of Pacific halibut fisheries