Fish4Life is a guide for sustainable fish consumption in Greece and other parts of the Mediterranean. It aims to provide the public with easily accessible information about what seafood is sustainable to consume and when. It provides information on the status of each species (e.g. whether it is illegal, or sustainable to consume) and their breeding season when consumption should be avoided (shown in red months on calendar). Moreover, it provides information about the minimum legal size within Greece, (the size below which it is illegal to catch or consume each species), as well as the minimum sustainable size (the recommended minimum size for consumption due to reproductive age thus allowing regeneration of species. In many cases this is different from the legal size!). The main commercial fishery practices in Greece are listed below (shown using symbols for each species).
Fish4Life was initially created by researchers of Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation and developed as an app, by TEDx Thessaloniki in May 2012, currently under redesign.