Norwegian company Aker BioMarine Antarctic has announced that recently released evidence shows low spacial and time overlap between Aker BioMarine’s fishing operation and penguins foraging.  This comes from a report released by the Centre for Conservation Georgraphy in Sydney, Australia, written by Rob Nicoll and Lucinda Douglass. Aker BioMarine Antarctic plans to work with CCAMLR, WWF-Norway, and other key sustainability and conservation organizations to take further action based on the report’s findings and recommended 9-point plan for continued research in predator mapping and further improvements of the krill fishery.